Friday, 12th March 2010.

Are Your Articles Additing Value to the Web World.

Written on Saturday, 17th October 2009 by Neeta

Good and interesting content is liked by all search engines. When the articles are specially written for the purpose of SEO then apart from from Topics and Sub-Topics, real core issue which has been addressed in the articles needs to be carefully assessed. Majority of articles, today are written with the sole purpose of SEO but if we continue to do so then what we will have at the end, is loads of loads of Web Gigabytes which may be SEO friendly but with no real value addition.There are millions of pages out there on the web proclaiming “Top SEO Tips”, “Ten Hot SEO rules” and stuff like that. Every second guy claims to be a SEO expert. Search Engine Optimization is a continuous process and needs to be fine-tuned at intervals. We all who are into web designing and blogging are aware about the basic rules of the game. But is that all. Can one sit back and relax after employing some SEO tricks and see web traffic steadily growing.

Aviary copyscape com Picture 1 300x70 Are Your Articles Additing Value to the Web World. technology Answer is no. Search engines keep perfecting their algorithm. Google has many PhD and doctorates working and perfecting their algorithms. An average SEO guy can never outsmart Google or for that matter Yahoo!, MSN or other search engines. Many of the SEO tricks which were proclaimed by the experts as the killer tricks may not be relevant in SEO domain today. Therefore when you are trying to optimize search engines, you should also feel a sense of responsibility towards what is being created. If you keep churning out some junk stuff with high Bounce and exit rates then you are not contributing to making the Web World a better place for your articles and web content to reside in.

You may have witnessed web content writers who are adept at using Excel Concatenate command with some permutation and combination options to bring about huge content which has been created with the sole objective to fool around Copyscape, copysentry and other such soft wares which have been built upon Google APIs. I would say these software are doing yeoman’s service for the web world as they are not allowing people bent upon offering duplicate content to just walk away.