Google Panda Update. EzineArticles.com and your blog rankings. What is this all about:
Recent Google ranking algorithm changes affected the traffic of popular web sites including HubPages.com , EzineArticles.com and many others.
I covered this topic extensively @ JoshKotsay blog: Top 3 Google Farmer (Panda) Update Tips: Rank Higher and Make Money Online
There I explain what Google wants and how to make sure you abide by their principles (I don’t like to call them “rules”). Three tips you should read if you want to rank higher and make money online.
I don’t care if you have a site or blog, the principles covered inside work.
One thing is for sure:
Build High-Quality Sites and Google will reward you. It is up to you if you want to…
Make Friends with Google or Die. I decided to go with Google, thus this blog you’re reading now will face a major lift.
Pushing fresh, useful, inspirational affiliate marketing/blogging content 24/7, each and every hour, is my game plan…
I won’t do it alone, and it’ll cover more than just tips or lists. News, interviews, videos, quick-tips, guest posts, you name it.
I am ready to change the industry. What about you? Are you still publishing once a week, maybe once a day?
Listen closely. Google recent updates scream out loud. Google loves indexing original, fresh content. The more often you post, the higher your traffic and rankings will follow!
What do you think? Share your comments below, let’s expand the discussion and analyze the opportunities we have.
P.S. Don’t forget to read this: Ezine Articles Strikes Back at Google’s Panda and learn how your affiliate marketing income might get affected…
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6 responses so far ↓
1 Kristi Hines // Apr 20, 2011 at 8:52 pm
So long as you aren't posting each and every hour, that's ok. I have a hard time subscribing to sites that update multiple times a day. It's a bit overwhelming.
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Codrut Turcanu Reply:
April 20th, 2011 at 9:35 pm
Yes, each and every hour. I am the most productive IM copywriter. Wait and you'll see. Call me the CNN of affiliate marketing/blogging
P.S. You don't have to join for email/RSS updates (I won't be offering such though) — just bookmark the link and visit often. The sidebar categories will help select the content that you like the most (videos, how-to posts, interviews, etc)
If you have any ideas or suggestions, let me know! I am doing this for new & returning visitors and subscribers.
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Codrut Turcanu Reply:
April 20th, 2011 at 9:35 pm
Yes, each and every hour. I am the most productive IM copywriter. Wait and you'll see. Call me the CNN of affiliate marketing/blogging
P.S. You don't have to join for email/RSS updates (I won't be offering such though) — just bookmark the link and visit often. The sidebar categories will help select the content that you like the most (videos, how-to posts, interviews, etc)
If you have any ideas or suggestions, let me know! I am doing this for new & returning visitors and subscribers.
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2 Lauren Bennet // Apr 22, 2011 at 6:03 am
Though posting more entries in a day may put the quality of your output at risk, of course Google still wants high quality content besides its freshness. I personally choose to publish sticky and in-depth blog posts on my blog rather than shorter ones, I think it's still working.
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Codrut Turcanu Reply:
April 22nd, 2011 at 11:28 am
I may not. I think people confuse lengthy posts with quality content. I could write a 300-word article and keep it quality high, if it's useful enough and teaches readers something in their benefit, something they could profit from within minutes, correct?
You could publish in depth blog posts and still have low quality packed inside. Don't think that a sticky, lengthy article is guaranteed to reflect high quality. Your research shows its quality though….
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Codrut Turcanu Reply:
April 22nd, 2011 at 11:28 am
I may not. I think people confuse lengthy posts with quality content. I could write a 300-word article and keep it quality high, if it's useful enough and teaches readers something in their benefit, something they could profit from within minutes, correct?
You could publish in depth blog posts and still have low quality packed inside. Don't think that a sticky, lengthy article is guaranteed to reflect high quality. Your research shows its quality though….
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3 Ben // Apr 24, 2011 at 6:35 pm
Regarding the maintenance of blog or website popularity with Google, I guess it comes down to a compromise between regularly updating the actual blog or site, while also posting content to sites or directories that provide high PR back links to your site.
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4 Smart Traffic Review // Apr 25, 2011 at 3:14 pm
I don't think Google really looks at how often you maintain/update your blog/website since it's not like majority of the people update their websites on a regular basis. I reckon it's more on the quality of your posts and how relevant it is for the searchers and not the difference in timestamps. Then again, it is still helpful if you're regularly updating your website/blog since people will come back to it every once in a while to check out what's new.
Just my 2 cents
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