LinearB SEO Blog Layout Process
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1. Start a New Post in WordPress

2. Open the Final Draft of the Blog Post in Google Docs & Copy the Guest Author Name

3. Paste the Guest Author Name into the Guest Author Field

4. Copy the Slug

5. Paste the Slug into the URL Slug Field
Slugs should always be lowercased and words should be separated by hyphens (never underscores).

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6. Copy the Excerpt/Meta Description

7. Paste the Excerpt/Meta Description into the Excerpt Field
This field automatically populates the meta description field.

8. Choose the Blog Category
All SEO blogs should be categorized as SEO. Thought leadership and customer story bogs should be categorized as Uncategorized. The rest of the categories are not mapped to the blog index so if you select them, the blog will not be visible.

9. Copy the H1 Heading & Paste into WordPress

10. Copy the Entire Body of the Blog and Paste Into WordPress

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11. Paste the Body of the Blog into WordPress
When you paste the body of the blog into the area that says "Type/to choose a blog" it will automatically generate blocks for all the headings, paragraphs, and lists.

12. Adding Anchor Links to the Table of Contents List

13. Select Each H2 and then Click on Options (3 vertical dots)

14. Click on Edit as HTML

15. Add a Unique ID to the H2

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16. Scroll Back up to the Table of Contents List

17. Add the Anchor Link to the Unique ID

18. Repeat Above Steps for Every H2 in the Table of Contents List

19. Add an Approved Reusable Image or GIF Between Two Paragraphs
There are 4 types of reusable blocks:
Image - approved product screenshot for specific metrics or tabsGIF - approved product GIFs for specific actions
CTA - a mid-funnel CTA graphic that links to a product marketing page, thought leadership blog or customer story blog
Demo CTA - a bottom funnel CTA graphic that links to the Get Started page

20. Click on the Plus Sign to Add a Block & then Click Browse All

21. Click on Reusable

22. Find the Reusable Image or GIF You Want
There are 4 types of reusable blocks:
Image - approved product screenshot for specific metrics or tabsGIF - approved product GIFs for specific actions
CTA - a mid-funnel CTA graphic that links to a product marketing page, thought leadership blog or customer story blog
Demo CTA - a bottom funnel CTA graphic that links to the Get Started page

23. Add a Demo CTA Block at the End of the Blog
There are 4 types of reusable blocks:
Image - approved product screenshot for specific metrics or tabsGIF - approved product GIFs for specific actions
CTA - a mid-funnel CTA graphic that links to a product marketing page, thought leadership blog or customer story blog
Demo CTA - a bottom funnel CTA graphic that links to the Get Started page

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24. Click on the Plus Sign to Add a Block & then Click Browse All

25. Click on Reusable

26. Find the Demo CTA You Want
There are 4 types of reusable blocks:
Image - approved product screenshot for specific metrics or tabsGIF - approved product GIFs for specific actions
CTA - a mid-funnel CTA graphic that links to a product marketing page, thought leadership blog or customer story blog
Demo CTA - a bottom funnel CTA graphic that links to the Get Started page

27. Add a Mid-Funnel CTA Block Between Two Paragraphs
There are 4 types of reusable blocks:
Image - approved product screenshot for specific metrics or tabsGIF - approved product GIFs for specific actions
CTA - a mid-funnel CTA graphic that links to a product marketing page, thought leadership blog or customer story blog
Demo CTA - a bottom funnel CTA graphic that links to the Get Started page

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28. Click on the Plus Sign to Add a Block & then Click Browse All

29. Click on Reusable

30. Find the Mid-Funnel CTA You Want
There are 4 types of reusable blocks:
Image - approved product screenshot for specific metrics or tabsGIF - approved product GIFs for specific actions
CTA - a mid-funnel CTA graphic that links to a product marketing page, thought leadership blog or customer story blog
Demo CTA - a bottom funnel CTA graphic that links to the Get Started page

31. Add a YouTube Video Embed Between Two Paragraphs

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32. Type YouTube into the Search Bar and Select It

33. Paste the Regular URL of the Video You Want and Click on Embed

34. Optimize for Keywords by Clicking on the Rank Math Button

35. Add the Target Keyword(s)

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36. Ensure the Primary Keyword is First

37. Review the Meta Title & Description

38. Edit the Meta Title
If the title is too long, you can remove the separator and site name (- LinearB), or get with the SEO Specialist to revise the blog title.

39. Edit the Meta Description if Needed

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40. Click on Close. There is No Save Button.

41. Click on Settings

42. Update Any Changes Made to the Meta Description in the Excerpt

43. Click on Immediately to Change the Publish Date

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44. Schedule the Publish Date at Least a Week in the Future
The time is irrelevant here. This just gives the SEO Specialist a week to review the blog before the official publish date and time is updated.

45. Click on Schedule

46. Create a Blog Feature Image from Figma Templates

47. Copy the Design Template You Want

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48. Paste the Design Template You Want to Customize

49. Click on Blog/FeaturedImage/Text+StockImage

50. Rename the Design
Use the blog title or slug, ensuring the filename is lowercased and words are separated by hyphens, never underscores.

51. Click on Title+Subtitle

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52. Input the "Blog Title"

53. Click on Image Here

54. Click on Image

55. Click on Choose image

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56. Select Image You Want to Upload

57. Click on blog-title

58. Click on Export blog-title

59. Click on Set featured image

60. Click on Blog Graphics

61. Click on Upload files

62. Click on Select Files

63. Select the Image You Want from Your Computer
Ensure when you upload a file to the website that the filename is lowercased and there are hyphens between words, never underscores. Ideally avoid using numbers (i.e. v2, dates, or dimensions) in the file name.

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64. Add an Alt Text to the Image
Alt text is important for SEO & web accessibility. If your image includes text (such as a blog title) the alt text must include the same text that's visible in the graphic.

65. Click on Set featured image
