This question came up on the monthly Hot Seats call in my membership, Wear Wag Repeat Society. How do you know if keyword research for blog posts is really worth it? Can you show an example of a blog post written with keyword optimization and one without? Yes! I happen to have 2 great examples to illustrate this answer and I'll cover them in this special audio and video episode of the Wear Wag Repeat Podcast. The 2 blog posts I'm using as an example are: 1. Keeping Up with the Jones' Dog: Dealing with Dog Mom Guilt (https://wearwagrepeat.com/dog-mom-guilt/) 2. Indoor Enrichment for Dogs: Ideas to Entertain Your Dog at Home (https://wearwagrepeat.com/indoor-enrichment-for-dogs/) You'll see (or hear!) that the blog post I did keyword research for has performed much better over time than the one that I am equally passionate about, but didn't do keyword research for. Want to learn more about blogging for your pet business? Check out Wear Wag Repeat Society! See the video version of this podcast episode on my YouTube channel. (https://www.youtube.com/@ToriMistick)

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