Quick Guide to Creating Worthwhile Content
Creating Worthwhile Content Filling up your pages with fluff and self-promotional clichés may be the stuff of TV commercials and print advertisement but is not useful for search engine or human consumption. If your website content is unoriginal, auto-generated, “spun” (taking the same article and having it rewritten to basically say the same things with a few minor changes) or otherwise devoid of real value – not only will it not do well in search results, your website might also be penalized by search engines. Useful, original, well-written content is becoming a more and more critical component of a web page and a website as a whole. There are several reasons for this: • Original content, with chosen keywords used naturally and modestly, is given higher value in search results. As mentioned before, search engines give low rankings to sites that try to cheat with the overuse of keywords, also known as keyword stuffing. • Worthwhile, updated and regularly added content is also another SEO strategy. Websites that regularly update and add good content to their site will rank higher in search results than old, stale content that has not been revisited or updated by the writer. • The more informational, useful, well-written and otherwise valuable content a website has, the more opportunities to receive inbound links from other sites, which is an extremely important ranking factor. • The more content a website has, the more opportunity for deep links – which are widely accepted as one of the most important factors in SEO. Deep links are backlinks that link to internal sections, subsections of your website. It serves to prove to Google et al that specific and targeted information has been found, read and linked to by another site that finds this content valuable. If you own a business, or are monetising a blog, then obviously you have expert information about a particular subject. The more valuable content you provide your visitors, the better it is for your website. Creating Worthwhile Content Essentially, you must put your audience ahead of conversion rates, sales, or other typical business priorities. Your sales and other business goals must result from offering expertise, valuable information and insight; not from content that is “sales forward”. This really works both for the search engines and your targeted audience. Capturing your readers’ interest with your content is an essential aspect of content marketing, and ideally should lead these readers to become loyal customers in the future. Call Today on 0800 669 6848 for Your FREE Estimate and find out how our we can help expand your business and bring you new customers.
Creating Worthwhile Content
Creating Worthwhile Content. Filling up your pages with fluff and self-promotional clichés may be the stuff of TV commercials and print advertisement but is not useful for search engine or human consumption. If your website content is unoriginal, auto-generated, “spun” (taking the same article and having it rewritten to basically say the same things with a few minor changes) or otherwise devoid of real value – not only will it not do well in search results, your website might also be penalized by search engines. Useful, original, well-written content is becoming a more and more critical component of a web page and a website as a whole. There are several reasons for this. • Original content, with chosen keywords used naturally and modestly, is given higher value in search results. As mentioned before, search engines give low rankings to sites that try to cheat with the overuse of keywords, also known as keyword stuffing. • Worthwhile, updated and regularly added content is also another SEO strategy. Websites that regularly update and add good content to their site will rank higher in search results than old, stale content that has not been revisited or updated by the writer. • The more informational, useful, well-written and otherwise valuable content a website has, the more opportunities to receive inbound links from other sites, which is an extremely important ranking factor. • The more content a website has, the more opportunity for deep links – which are widely accepted as one of the most important factors in SEO. Deep links are backlinks that link to internal sections, subsections of your website. It serves to prove to Google et al that specific and targeted information has been found, read and linked to by another site that finds this content valuable. If you own a business, or are monetising a blog, then obviously you have expert information about a particular subject. The more valuable content you provide your visitors, the better it is for your website. Essentially, you must put your audience ahead of conversion rates, sales, or other typical business priorities. Your sales and other business goals must result from offering expertise, valuable information and insight; not from content that is “sales forward”. This really works both for the search engines and your targeted audience.
Delving into Digital Marketing
Digital marketing is the marketing and advertising of a business, person, product, or service using online channels, electronic devices, and digital technologies. A few digital marketing examples include social media, email, pay-per-click (PPC), search engine optimisation (SEO), and more. How is digital marketing different from traditional marketing? The difference between traditional marketing and digital marketing is simple. Traditional marketing uses offline channels, while digital marketing uses online channels. A traditional marketing campaign, for example, may use billboards, radio ads and news stories, while a digital marketing campaign may use social media, blog posts, and email to promote a business and its offerings. Delving into Digital Marketing Why is digital marketing important? For companies today, digital marketing matters because it offers: > Multiple online marketing strategies > Cost-effective marketing solutions > Level playing field > Advanced targeting and personalisation options > Accurate campaign tracking and measurement > Continuous campaign performance feedback Digital marketing offers multiple online marketing strategies With online marketing, your company can pick from a range of tactics, including: > SEO > PPC > Content marketing And more… Delving into Digital Marketing further, you find you have many options, which is not the case when using traditional marketing. With traditional marketing, you have fewer choices. You only have a couple of channels available, like radio, print, and TV, and many of these channels are expensive, which limits your choices further. Digital marketing offers cost-effective marketing solutions Price is another benefit of digital marketing. Compared to traditional marketing, online marketing is extremely cost-effective. If you advertise online, whether on social media, websites, or search engines, you set your budget and bid for ad space. You have complete control over how much you spend, which is not the case when buying a billboard. Plus, you can stop your strategy at any time. If you launch a PPC campaign, for instance, and see that it is not performing, you can go ahead and pause that campaign. In comparison, once you buy a billboard, you have it for that entire duration, whether it works or not. Digital marketing offers a level playing field If you are a small to mid-sized business (SMB), digital marketing also helps your company stand apart from larger brands. That is because online marketing offers cost-effective solutions, like SEO, that can help your business reach its audience. With SEO as a digital marketing strategy, for example, your business can optimise your content for long-tail searches, or searches that feature three or more words, like “car maintenance services” or “how to clean house gutters.” This approach can help your company bypass big brands and reach your target market. You do not have to worry about how your online marketing budget will compete with larger brands, either. Digital marketing offers several cost-effective strategies, including SEO, that you can use to get your products or services in front of your audience. For more information on anything to do with Digital Marketing give Direct Submit a call on 0845 2722350 or visit our Digital Marketing Services website. With offices in both Durham and Newcastle, we can help you do just that through Digital Marketing and Search Engine Optimisation (SEO).
Architectural Wallsz & Direct Submit
Architectural Wallsz is the UK Partner of DIRTT, a leading technology-driven manufacturer of highly customised, sustainable interiors. As a DIRTT Partner they don’t make products, they build tailored projects that transform on demand and respond to your needs now, and for whatever the future brings too. The components used are best in class but it’s the way they’re used which make them special. Spaces are built quickly and expertly using modern off-site construction, so arrive ready for installation – reducing disruption, lead times and cost uncertainty. Together with DIRTT, they specialise in healthcare pods, education and commercial spaces that enhance the experience of those using them and make great business sense. Whether you want to boost patient well-being or support diverse medical teams, enable greater collaboration or accelerate research, or attract and retain the very best talent, the scope, scale and flexibility of DIRTT means they can build to match your mission. Dirrt have asked us to help them promote their range of products and to raise the company profile across the UK. If you would like to know more about how we can help you make more of your online presence, call us today on 0845 27272350.