There are a number of
SEO benefits of blogging. They range from structured content to frequently updated content. Part and parcel of blog content, however, is
linking, and that means that you are able to generate a slew of internal links with precisely the kind of anchor text you want the corresponding pages to rank for. If you're still doubtful, watch the video below and note how
Rand Fishkin of SEOmoz emphasizes the three following SEO points:
Power of Internal Link JuicePower of Trusted DomainsPower of Internal Anchor Text
Granted, Rand is talkign about wiki-jacking, but first and third point are both available to you through blogging alone. Besides, a few of the
SEO benefits of blogging are linkbaiting, link building, and link exchanging. This means that even if you don't manage to become an authority site yourself, the long-tail of blogging makes it all that much more likely that you'll get linked by one sooner or later.
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I’d like to share a few thoughts about search engine optimization and all the enthusiasm regarding this matter that I consider excessive. Many SEO aspects and spam techniques share the same traits. If you are a beginner, you have to be utterly careful with optimizing your web sites because a single error may result in having them penalized or even banned. Even if you are quite experienced with SEO, you can never predict how search engines’ algorithms will look like tomorrow, next week or in a few moths. This is the reason why some webmasters say that the best optimization is no optimization at all.
We are all of us blinded by Google, the set standard for the online search industry. So when new developments occur outside the Google-sphere, my interests start getting piqued. I have recently come across a new search engine called Search Me – an
innovative web resource that, while not up and running yet, has unveiled the main principle it will operates on – visual fluidity and relevancy by niche.
Top-ten lists, especially in the realm of SEO, are a dime a dozen. After all, they're easy to digest and, therefore, make great link bait (an SEO perk in and of itself. However, bloggers and SEOers rarely cover the business side of things. That is, they scarcely offer any tips on how to actually run an SEO consultancy. Well, writing for