1. Find a topic, find the relevant words, bundle and mix them up and make sure at least three of them go inside your titles post URL.
2. Use the words in the first paragraph and the final paragraph mix them about a bit even play with the words with a similar meaning it all adds to the relevant meaning of how the engine interprets the post.
3. Look at your editor again, inside the editor you will find a thing called the Font Format with a little arrow, start using this every time you make a post, the alternative is to bold certain words and italicise other words, use sparingly though.
4. Think about article marketing or sites you have wrote for and how they restrict your posts if you do not conform to certain things.
5. Avoid cutting and pasting especially from the internet, a lot of people do this, to protect your posts add a little blue and grey tab called Copyscape, that way whenever you click the tab it will give you a diagnostic of anyone in the world who has used your text.
6. Start bundling images into your posts, doesn't matter how big or small, remember big images can load down the loading time of a page, I sure like me you have a bundle of tiny PNG images of clocks and motifs, start using them in posts alternate from left to right, give them the same keywords you use in your blog post description  and be sure to delete any links with the loaded images, the last thing you want is people straying away from your page.
7. Start exploring your blog posts more look for like-minded peoples approval perhaps they will add you into the text of there blogs, if you want to give links to words (preferably two or three bunched relevant keywords and you want to give noticeable authority or food for the engines then make sure you give the link authority, 1st authority is good but if you just have the link open in the same page this will register enough with search engines to give your pages muscle. This works very well within static sites which need navigation from post to post but also work perfectly well in all posts, for example I will now add a link to another post I made here on APSense well over a year ago about ART.

Writing for Search Engines