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Content is King, yes we've all heard that haven't we? But really what are search engines really looking for when they want to show the search results?
They want to match up the best possible fit of content to the search right? This means they want to give the searcher the best quality content possible for what they are searching for.
What are all the Google updates trying to do? It is simple, they are trying to close all those loopholes that online marketers use to try and rank their content... people that are not creating quality content but trying to rank for those search terms anyway.
Yes besides quality content there are loads of other ranking factors that also come into the picture so I am not sure that just creating quality content without implementing any other online marketing techniques will work to rank well... but it does point out the fact that the focus should be first and foremost on creating quality content.
I was just reading a great article about online marketing trends published in February this year that shows the results of a survey where they received 1500 responses and it clearly shows that content marketing is taking the lead.
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So many times have I pushed tons of content to my websites just to see if they would naturally rank after getting the pages indexed, and they don't. That's because there has been no off page optimization for the page or website at all. People always say that content is king, but they forget the SEO journey they took on the way to the top lol.
Content is definitely great to have on all websites, if it's done right I could put 1,000,000 articles on my pages by tomorrow but that doesn't mean I'll be ranking and banking anytime soon lol. The content has to be unique and high quality, if not, you won't be happy at all.
I do think that content is one of the main things that rank websites, after they build authority, is mainly the content on the pages. The website gains authority, posts a new article and gets pushed to the top solely based on the popularity and authority of the website itself and not the off page optimization done to the page, if any.
I would love to have a website where I could just post some high quality content and it gets ranked for competitive keywords That's my main goal for 2 of my news websites. I want to be able to get the articles or posts get shared on various platforms thousands of times, but that will take a while to build since I only started about 3 months ago lol
I actually was talking to a friend who said he was going to be spending $10k on content for a new website of his. He found a great niche with little competition but it should provide a nice ROI in time. He likes to invest in his websites and make his money back over a couple years unlike myself who wants to make money back in the first few months lol Just publishing great content won't get you to the top, it's sad but true :( So many times have I pushed tons of content to my websites just to see if they would naturally rank after getting the pages indexed, and they don't. That's because there has been no off page optimization for the page or website at all. People always say that content is king, but they forget the SEO journey they took on the way to the top lol. Content is definitely great to have on all websites, if it's done right :D I could put 1,000,000 articles on my pages by tomorrow but that doesn't mean I'll be ranking and banking anytime soon lol. The content has to be unique and high quality, if not, you won't be happy at all. I do think that content is one of the main things that rank websites, after they build authority, is mainly the content on the pages. The website gains authority, posts a new article and gets pushed to the top solely based on the popularity and authority of the website itself and not the off page optimization done to the page, if any. I would love to have a website where I could just post some high quality content and it gets ranked for competitive keywords :D That's my main goal for 2 of my news websites. I want to be able to get the articles or posts get shared on various platforms thousands of times, but that will take a while to build since I only started about 3 months ago lol :D I actually was talking to a friend who said he was going to be spending $10k on content for a new website of his. He found a great niche with little competition but it should provide a nice ROI in time. He likes to invest in his websites and make his money back over a couple years unlike myself who wants to make money back in the first few months lol :D
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