It’s all about finding ways to get your website to show up as high on a search as possible. Especially if someone does a specific search. If your blog was about any certain theme, you’d want anyone who searched for anything about your theme to have your site show up. Higher on the list the better.

SEO may seem as complex to some as rocket science, but it can be simplified into 3 basic fundamentals: content, code and credibility. The content is what was referenced in the other responses: the HTML text on your site or blog must contain targeted search phrases with a certain level of density (reptition) and proximity (placement) in peacefulness to gain meaingful visibility. The second component, code, references the background programming that renders your Web site or blog: the cleaner the code, the better. I recommend CSS and related Web standards-based technologies. The third component is credibility…without a meaningful number of relevant links from well loved Web sites or blogs pointing to your blog, you’ll never see the top spot in target search results. You have to identify and seek inbound links to your Web site/blog, and the more well loved and relevant the site/blog, the more visibility you’ll get (aka link popularity or PageRank). I’ve written an article (The 3 Cs of SEO) and we have a free SEO white paper on our Web site. Keep in mind, blogs are really no uncommon than corporate Web sites when it comes to a successful SEO effort. Excellent luck.

search engine optimization is a process by which we search anything by keywords and promote the site by doing some submissions like directory, blogs, classified, answers and articles….