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In recent years Google showed interest in giving good rankings to massive pieces of content for industry related niches.
For example, if I am to write 350 words on "pokemon go stock market" I would be lucky to rank in the top 50.
But if I would be producing a 2500 words article, full of relevant indexes, related subjects and going on in details about everything there is to know about this subject, my chances in ranking in top 10 would increase a lot, even with a low authority blog.
Google love big content that can cover multiple related subjects and can help the user get all the information it needs without doing multiple searches. You also get additional points for having lots of photos and graphs + audio or video content in the same article.
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It's true that Google, Yahoo! and Bing love a lot of info, but it has to still be written well enough for the majority of people to understand it. If you have a ton of horribly spun content on your page and you're trying to push it as unique, you're just going to be slapped with the ban hammer quicker than you can say "SEO" lol
I agree that adding images, links and other things to break up the text slightly is a good idea. Not only is it goof for your SEO purposes with the new keywords in links and alt tags on your images, but it's good for the readers because it gives them a kind of break while reading. They'll read down the first quarter of the page and see an image, they'll check out the image and be refreshed to read on even more, if that makes sense lol If I'm posting something on my websites that aren't business related I'll make a funny meme using a meme generator and post that image. This way I'll be able to give my readers a little chuckle and they'll keep reading
You need to write your posts, articles and comments for you readers, not the search engines. Google, Yahoo! and Bing are getting wiser to people writing just for rankings so if you get caught doing so, you'll regret it I'm a big fan of adding 1,000 word optimized articles to my sub pages. I won't deal with anything less, usually. It's true that Google, Yahoo! and Bing love a lot of info, but it has to still be written well enough for the majority of people to understand it. If you have a ton of horribly spun content on your page and you're trying to push it as unique, you're just going to be slapped with the ban hammer quicker than you can say "SEO" lol :D I agree that adding images, links and other things to break up the text slightly is a good idea. Not only is it goof for your SEO purposes with the new keywords in links and alt tags on your images, but it's good for the readers because it gives them a kind of break while reading. They'll read down the first quarter of the page and see an image, they'll check out the image and be refreshed to read on even more, if that makes sense lol :D If I'm posting something on my websites that aren't business related I'll make a funny meme using a meme generator and post that image. This way I'll be able to give my readers a little chuckle and they'll keep reading :) You need to write your posts, articles and comments for you readers, not the search engines. Google, Yahoo! and Bing are getting wiser to people writing just for rankings so if you get caught doing so, you'll regret it :(
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