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By: Matt Ambrose

Matt Ambrose — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 14:05:56 +0000

Jeanne – you’ve knocked the nail on the head. Dont write for the search engines but for the reader. Getting backlinks from good quality sites seems to be constantly increasing in significance over just keywords; the only effective, longterm way of attracting them is providing content that people want to share with others.

The fact that you took the trouble to leave such a long comment also emphasises the level of engagement you can create with readers if they appreciate your posts.

Thanks,

Matt.

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By: Jeanne Dininni

Jeanne Dininni — Sun, 22 Jul 2007 00:01:10 +0000

There’s a glut of information on the internet today, and I agree that the only way to rise to the top is to distinguish yourself from the mediocre and downright low-quality content that proliferates by penning exceptionally well-written, thoroughly-researched, authoritative, professional-sounding, thought-provoking, and emotionally engaging copy that will cause readers to leave your site feeling as if the time spent there was worthwhile.

This doesn’t mean that you may not post pertinent news, provide useful links, or offer relevant commentary, to the extent that these would prove helpful to your readers. What it does mean is that, whenever you make a decision on what content you will provide, uppermost in your mind will be fulfilling your responsibility of providing value for your reader.

Thanks for an enlightening post! I found the concept of rising in search engine ranking without being required to write daily blog posts a fascinating one!

Regards,
Jeanne