Health Websites

Fear is the number cause for defeat in a Christian. We do have many reasons for fear in this world. We fear health and wealth issues more than anything else. Health has become a number one cause of concern for many today. Epidemics and obesity can trigger many fearful consequences. Wealth is another that can challenge and cripple us with fear. Christian websites should contribute articles and teachings on true security of a believer.

Wealth issues relate to our finances. Our financial worries depend on our source income. For the majority it is primary the job situation. Most work as employees. There is no secure job in this world. A job security is the thinnest and mist uninsured of all. Any time your job can be terminated due to carious reasons.

For a few who self employed or run a business it is still a major threat to income if it fails. There is no business in this world that cannot fail. No amount of security or investment or a successful business can provide with security and assurance of a steady income. Christian websites should be careful not to trust human sources of funding.

Jesus warned us that all treasures in this world can be challenged. They can be stolen, destroyed and gone. Fear is unnecessary if we already know the risks. Still million s still count these earthly treasures of income form human sources as security and fear they might lose them. How foolish we are.

Health is always challenging in this worked of organic and chemically tainted food. They are almost poison. The food we cannot is certainly not healthy. In addition we also do not work out enough to digest nor metabolism these foods. So we are always at risk. Fear of health is a real thing. Christian websites can inform believers of health issues.

God promises us that he is our healer. He even promises the Israelites we they came out of Egypt that they will not be affected any of the diseases of the Egyptians. God promised no disease. Then why are we worried and fearful of health issues?

The reasons for fear are unbelief. God charges the children of Israel with unbelief more than anything else. That was the big sin. Fear dominates where there is unbelief. Unbelief dictates our faith or fear. So we cannot have faith and fear at the same time.

Only perfect faith in the perfect God at all times can eliminate fear of wealth and health issues. Christian websites can promote a healthy fear of god and wade off fear of the world.

Robert Fenn is a pastor, preacher, mentor and bible teacher for over 40 years. His writings reflect his personal daily walk, struggles, victories and failures. He loves to share God’s unfailing love, protection and guidance to others throughout his life.

Recently as I prepared a health related site for a client, the client asked me to explain why a blogging platform works best for health related sites. I’ve used them almost exclusively as I build sites for health relevant businesses and clients who wish to share health based information, but I hadn’t really put reasons into the mesh. I just knew they worked well.

Answering the question, I realized these ideas would be mega sales tips as well.

1 – Blogs offer easy ways to increase health based content and improve on any healthy ideas posted. The ability to include comments from readers, both positive and negative adds to the value of the posts, because not every health tip reacts the same for every person. For instance, one person may add fermented foods to their diet and gain effective changes in their digestive system, while another may just simply have permanent diarrhea. Knowing that it might not always work is beneficial.

2 – Blogging is a fun way to share health tips and ideas, and it’s so easy to add something new on a daily or weekly basis. There’s no huge design platform to navigate, you simply write a post and enter it as if you’re writing an email.

3 – Adding frequent updates to your blog can be done all in one day by changing the posting date. You don’t have to keep blogging every single day, post several updates once a month and date them according to your information release schedule.

4 – Blogs automatically increase view-ability on search engines by adding tags, keyword phrases and details to your blog, the additional pages are recognized. Search engine crawlers recognize new blog posts as new pages on the blog, so you automatically get credited for increased healthy content.

5 – Content managers on blogs automatically sort articles by simply adding categories, tags and topics, you’re sorting out ideas and concepts to improve the ability of readers to locate like articles. This interlinking concept goes a long way toward building your own website usefulness for folks looking for the healthy tips you provide.

Blogging platforms offer a fresh means of creating viable sites, while increasing the usefulness of your health related information. By linking to Hub Pages, Relevant Articles and other Websites your articles and content become more relevant and related to the solutions. People seeking health based solutions will find your blog and the additional links to other sites, relevant to their searches. This kind of traffic returns.

Once a reader finds your blog and knows you provide links to solutions, solutions within your content and answers they’re seeking, they come back, time after time, for more information. Blogs work!

Who doesn’t love an unexpected great find?

As a gardener, I often stumble upon harvests I didn’t plant. Like potatoes (one of my favorites). See, each year there are a few spuds that didn’t make it into the harvest buckets. They sit in the earth all winter. And when spring arrives, they push through the softened soil to volunteer their tasty tubers.

This year I found Yukon Gold potatoes in my squash bed, Banana Fingerlings tucked in among my garlic and some beautiful large Kennebec’s thriving in the compost pile.

Websites harbor the same delightful surprises. Real solid mashed-potato meals for your business. Pure Yukon Gold. But too many businesses don’t look for them… don’t find them… Or don’t know what to do with them once they do find them.

As a natural health SEO copywriter, I find them all the time for my clients and help them put these untapped resources to good use.

Here’s what I mean.

The 3 Secret Stashes In Your Website You Don’t Know About

1. The page lost in the archives that’s pulling in traffic like a magnet

Just this summer I did a website content audit for a client. And lo and behold, when I looked through his analytics I found one page was getting thousands of hits each month. It was an article about fungal infections, one of this business’ specialties.

Despite the popularity of this page with his visitors, my client had forgotten that it existed. In fact, he couldn’t even find it using his website’s navigation.

Clearly he had a great landing page that was pulling in traffic. However, when I looked more closely, most of the visitors were leaving the page and his website after a short perusal of the page.

I realized based on the search terms it was ranking for that many of his visitors needed a little more confirmation that they had come to the right place for their search. We needed to tailor the content a little more, add a sidebar and make sure these new visitors stuck around a bit more.

And then we needed to artfully move them deeper into his website towards his sales pages.

His website is not alone. Most websites have terrific content that’s pulling in traffic but not being used effectively to convert that traffic into customers – or at least hot leads.

2. Pages with high rankings but no clicks

It was exciting to find this page bringing in all these visitors each month. But soon my excitement reached a fevered pitch when I looked even more closely at the data.

It was ranking #1, #2 and #12 for some very high-volume search terms. Using some raw estimations, if this page was ranking like this it should be pulling in close to 40,000 visitors each month.

It wasn’t.

So I looked at the search engine results page (SERP) for the different terms. This is the results page people see after they put in a search term with Google. It is the page that lists the different options Google has come up with.

His pages were up there, ranking well. But the title and description that appeared in the list of options Google brought up did nothing to intrigue searchers. I could tell right away that he was losing potential visitors right from the start, despite its stellar rankings. The people who had searched for one of the terms that brought up his page just weren’t being drawn to click on his website listing.

See, plenty of SEO’s do some meat market page title that just lists a few key words. Like “fungus| fungal infections| natural antifungals”.

Ho hum. If I’m looking for some help, I’m more likely to go for a title that says something like, “Got Fungus? Best Natural Antifungals For Fungal Infections”.

And then under the title I’d create an equally intriguing description that ends with a call to action, encouraging searchers to click through to his website.

Maybe something like, “Got that sneaking suspicion you’re battling a fungal infection? Use natural antifungals to beat fungus safely. Find out more…”

These two bits of copy, called metatags, are often overlooked by webmasters, put in as an insignificant afterthought. Some SEO’s belittle meta-descriptions as not such a big factor in ranking.

I beg to differ. When it comes to SEO, every bit helps in telling search engines the goods are on this page. And when it comes to searchers, if you can’t grab their attention and encourage them to come to your site on the search engine results page, why bother ranking?!

3. Hidden high volume search terms you’re already pulling with

This is a lesson I discovered on my own website. When I looked through my website analytics, I found out that many of my visitors were not the copywriting clients I was seeking, but beginning health copywriters looking for information!

I found I was ranking well for terms related to health copywriting resources and courses.

I realized that if I publicized the same products I used to keep my business humming, I could get a nice affiliate commission as a result.

If I don’t create some pathways for this traffic to purchase things from my website, I’m missing out!

Not to mention I’m doing a disservice to these visitors who may be looking for recommendations to get their business going.

Based on this discovery, I’ve slowly been retuning my website to help these visitors out. And making some income from it on the side.

Tap Into Your Natural Health Website’s Hidden Wealth

Your website could be loaded with gold, just hidden beneath the surface. However, you won’t know it if you don’t look for it.

This is why the data you collect on your website traffic is so important. It can help you recalibrate your marketing to capture potential customers you’ve been ignoring.

And then you can get to work… mining that treasure and growing your business. Sometimes it takes just a few tweaks. Often enough, this sleuthing can reveal the direction for a whole new profitable marketing campaign.