Right SEO + Bad Content = Disaster

June 14, 2008 by Noel  
Filed under Computers

Just imagine this kind of situation: You have been working so hard on your SEO techniques so that your site would go ranking high up each time a user does some searching. But that is the only thing that you have been focusing on. As for your site, you have decided that you put in just any kind of content as long as it would help your SEO.

But did you know that an article on content and SEO has stated that bad content would actually help your site start its downward descent in the rankings? The article continued to disclose that SEO expert Neeraj Srivastava had suggested that it would best help your site if the content you would be using would be unique and far more interesting than your competitors’.

This surely has got to be true. Personally, if I do find a site that ranks much but with poor content, I’d go for other sites which may not rank that high but has really interesting reads.

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3 Responses to “Right SEO + Bad Content = Disaster”
  1. What about for free article to re-print if we use it into site? is it can bad effect for search engine ?

  2. Mario says:

    i agree with you. i rather write good content for visitor.

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