The only SEO constant that I have found to always work is to release fresh, new, solid content. I read report after report, and without a doubt the underlying theme of nearly all search engine optimization strategies and courses boils down to releasing remarkable content and having social interaction.
It seems whenever I stumble across SEO companies, they have all updated their websites to “SEO is Dead!” But SEO is not dead, and as long as search engines continue to play a vital role in our lives, it never will be dead.
Yes, you need proper meta-tags, descriptions, titles, and on-page optimization. You need search engines to be able to find your website. You’ll need your primary keywords on your site. Etc., etc.
We like to constantly keep ourselves up to date on the most current and ever-changing information about SEO, and we recently found an excellent advanced guide to SEO from Quicksprout that is well worth your time to read.
That information is great to know, and full of little tidbits of information that you might not have previously known. But when all is said and done, the search engines want you to release superb information for their users, and they want it released regularly.
There are many types of content that can be created, and folks enjoy consuming information in different formats.
You can hold podcasts, create videos, write articles, submit guest blog posts, create PDF’s, images, info-graphics, issue press releases, and more…
The internet has made it very easy to share our stories and let our voices be heard, and it just so happens that the search engines want us doing that anyway.
Make moves today,
Marc D. Horne
DailyDealBuilder.com
support@hcdesk.com
