Writing Content that powers SEO

Posted May 12th, 2008 by Debanjan Ghosh

Guidelines for Writing Content that powers SEO:

  • Before you start to write articles for your website, A strategy needs to developed to use this content in a way that it gives you maximum benefit. Now article can be used in various ways.
    • They can add to the theme relevancy of your website.
    • They can be submitted to various articles directory for link baiting.
    • Having this in mind will help you define a course of action
  • Now that you know what do, you should know how to write articles. Writing articles is no rocket science. I only suggest a couple of things which should be kept in mind while doing article writing.
    1. Choose the right title unique is the buzz word
    2. Ensure that you are not keyword stuffing, but play with the keywords, sprinkle them on the page
    3. Make sure you user a couple of h1, h2 header tags.
    4. Use Bolds and itlaics
    5. Use bullets a/ ordered and unordered lists
    6. Articles should be atleast 250 words to make it worth while.

    There’s a growing concern among Search engine optimization (SEO) professionals regarding the Google’s Link: checking command. Most of the time, google’s link counts are significantly lower than the counts provided by the rival engines such as Yahoo and Live. There’s an hot debate in the industry suspecting the google’s link: command being outdated.

    There’s a good news. Google has enhanced the Links checking tool and added as part of the Webmaster Central forcing the site owners to create an account. Google’s Webmaster Central is definitely a plus for the industry inspite of few bugs and issues.

    So, does this new enhanced tool offers better link counts than Yahoo and Live? The answer is no and it does not matter. Google’s link checker tool is only a feature for the site owners and the general public to know the incoming links for a specific domain. Whether Google report the backlinks count accurately or not, it has no effect on their ranking algorithms based on the link popularity and link reputation. Google’s link report does not constitute the actual counting of all your backlinks.

    So, clients demanding backlinks only from PR4+ sites needs to be educated on this. As always, quality over takes quantity as far as link building is concerned. Since the quality is very abstract, we can define it by:

    1. Importance of the page
    2. Importance of the link location
    3. Important of the page worthiness from the website’s main page
    4. Number of competing links on the same page
    5. Strategy to increase the link reputation


4 Responses to: “Writing Content that powers SEO”

  1. SEO Blog responds:
    Posted: July 31st, 2008 at 1:37 pm

    thanks,its good to read a good post now and then compared to some who can\’t write,I will be bookmarking for sure now!

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    Posted: November 4th, 2008 at 9:22 pm

    russmir.org…

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  4. Humor Religion responds:
    Posted: November 11th, 2008 at 9:49 pm

    Humor Religion…

    There numerous differences between dated theories like “positioning” and more current realities like wikification, or “brand journalism,” in McDonald’s awkward phrase. First, wikification is a customer- driven process (through word- of- mouth, int…


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