How Important is Fresh Content for SEO in 2015

Unique Content is King For SEO in 2015

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SEO is such a multi-faceted industry that weaves together so many different complex little elements, that it’s no wonder many people truly never get a handle on mastering the profession. Being a so-called “SEO Expert” takes a lot of time and experience and making plenty of mistakes. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve messed things up just trying to get it right.

There are so many errors that you can end up making simply because you don’t know any better at the time. These can be costly, causing you to lose ranking fast, and some mistakes just cannot be undone when the damage has already been done. Risky behavior taken while trying to quickly rank for a keyword can end up backfiring and demoting you on the SERPs so proceed with caution. If you’re still not clear about something go back and reference it or do a search online to get more specific information.

When it comes to tried and true top rankings on Google, while all the other factors are important, content is and always will be king. If Google and the other search engines recognize that you have unique well-researched content you hold an extremely good chance of ranking well. Unique content on an aged domain is like having a concrete foundation for a house that spans as deep as one for a skyscraper.

Of course, meeting all the other On-Site SEO parameters required for a high scoring page is crucial. All other things being equal however, your excellent content will propel you to the top. Your ability to write excellent content will set you apart from the others competing and clawing their way to the top of SERPs. Learn to write excellent content while doing everything else required of you in SEO, and you will the ranking game over and over again.

The best way to get really good at content is to write every single day. Practice writing everyday in order to improve your writing skills, whether it’s online or offline, it’s important that you continuously engage in writing to build up this skillset.

If you don’t presently have a blog, then get one and use it to post on a daily basis. Setup a blog that addresses a specific niche, do keyword research, and writewell-researched articles with unique content that help to provide value to people’s lives. Whether you want to just write for fun just to get better at it, or you’re looking to monetize your blogging career, writing daily will help you to incredibly improve this skill. By running Google AdSense ads on your blog, or promoting affiliate programs through Clickbank or Commission Junction, you can easily monetize your blog to earn money online while also improving your SEO abilities.

Practice makes perfect. Writing and blogging daily will force you to be able to formulate your thoughts and ideas much more clearly over time. If you’re able to build a blog with any formidable amount of traffic, then you will learn how to create the winning formula for boosting SEO for yourself or a client. If you’ve followed along with all of the other suggestions I’ve offered up until now, you will get very good at SEO and ranking just about anything if you institute these practices on your blog or domain name.

It is wise to throw up a cautionary notification here to inform you that if you’re doing SEO for the first time around, it’s utterly imperative that you be very careful and cautious. While performing a task that may be seemingly routine such as pinging Google with links that house your keyword and domain, you could get yourself into hot water by overdoing it.

What may excite you at the time as an opportunity to quickly climb the rankings may be construed by Google as a Black- Hat SEO technique, and get you demoted very quickly, so be careful. It may even be advantageous for you to register an entirely new aged domain name and start from scratch, setting up a blog and practicing ranking that domain name for a keyword and niche. While the process may seem somewhat tedious in the beginning, by practicing care and doing SEO with caution your traffic will climb slowly and steadily until one day you explode onto the top of SERPs.

When setting up your own blog on an aged domain, you can choose any topic you wish to write about. Find a niche that you enjoy or a hobby that you’re fond of and find your aged domain in that category, ensuring that your intended new content matches the name or the historical indexed content of that domain. This process will help you get really good at researching keywords, producing content and ranking for whatever it is that you may choose to rank for.

Always begin by using the Google Keyword Tool and SEO Quake plug-in or extension to analyze the competition on the first page for any keyword. By consistently doing keyword research, and creating well researched, well written articles that provide valuable information, you’ll be surprised just how much Web traffic you can create.

When you set out to write your content make sure you spend a good amount of time researching the area and topic that you’ll be writing about. You’ll be surprised to find out just how much additional information you can uncover about a topic that you might already think you know everything about. Don’t ever be too overconfident because you can always learn more, do more and provide more value when writing so make sure to give it your best effort each and every time.

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About Kamran

Kamran Khursheed, Founder and Author of GoogleWebTech, He specializes in on-page, off-page SEO, inbound marketing and link-based content marketing with a five-year track record of driving qualified leads and traffic to websites. Now he is a full-time blogger who loves to explore blogging. He has a passion for helping newcomer bloggers make their blog noticeable and money making.

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