When I was in high school I took a web design class. Back then, HTML was pretty much the name of the game, so my classmates and I took the time to design websites for ourselves using HTML coding and editing. I know a lot of people weren’t in that kind of position and a lot of the technical side of blogging is intimidating. This is why a few of my blogging friends have decided to work with an International SEO agency to get some more eyes in front of their blog posts. SEO agencies are usually experts at using HTML and are up to date with modern practices. Before the days where I started trying to complete my own SEO practices and learn some more coding, I commonly researched how to buy editorial links, so a professional company would take care of the coding and technical side of improving my blog’s SEO. These days there are so many different types of code that are more commonly used and techniques, like UX optimization, that can help boost the number of visitors to a website. However, my basic HTML skills have been some of the most useful when it comes to updating my blog. So I thought, let’s share some basic HTML for bloggers, why don’t we?
I can edit my design, alter little things in my post, or do so much more with HTML – sometimes I can even use that HTML coding to go around some of the pre-set conditions by blogger. I can even compare html and find diff online, should I require it (although this is actually free for everyone to do, once you know what you’re doing). So today I wanted to take the time to share a little bit of my basic HTML knowledge with you so you can use it in your blog posting.
Basic HTML for Bloggers
Common HTML Terms
Before we get started with actual coding, it’s important for you to understand some of the common HTML terms you may need to know. Here are some of the more important things: