| Recently I wrote an article discussing
| |
| | they'll be pleased. And assuming your
|
| the merits of using free reprint articles
| |
| | navigation is clear and easy to use, it
|
| on your website to increase your search
| |
| | is likely they'll at least visit your
|
| engine ranking. (The article explained
| |
| | home page.
|
| how Google loves lots of content on your
| |
| | And finally, yes, if other sites have
|
| site, how it loves that content to be
| |
| | published the same article, they may
|
| regularly updated, and how you can get
| |
| | display in the results alongside you. The
|
| lots of keyword rich content for your
| |
| | same is true of the original author's
|
| site, absolutely free.)
| |
| | website. But it's important to remember
|
| A few days after publishing, I received a
| |
| | that, generally, the site with the
|
| 'please help' email from Loren, a small
| |
| | highest PR will rank highest in the
|
| business owner. Her website is all about
| |
| | results, and it's this site that most
|
| glass art, and she wanted some
| |
| | users will visit. You just need to work
|
| clarification on some of the points I
| |
| | hard to make sure that's you! For an
|
| made in my previous article. Loren's
| |
| | example of how this works, do a search
|
| questions were good ones, and the answers
| |
| | for a very specific term related to the
|
| important, so I thought I'd publish them.
| |
| | article of mine which you've obviously
|
| Q: We have a site for glass art. From
| |
| | read. Search Google worldwide for
|
| your article, I gather that if I create
| |
| | "Google's love affair with content"
|
| an articles page with free reprint
| |
| | (including the quotes). You'll notice
|
| articles (written by other people)
| |
| | that the no.1 result is actually a page
|
| containing 'glass art' type keywords,
| |
| | on which contains my article. The page on
|
| I'll get higher search rankings for those
| |
| | my site (DivineWrite.com) containing the
|
| keywords? Is that correct? If so, what
| |
| | article only ranks no.2. This is because
|
| page comes up in the rankings? The
| |
| | has a higher PR than DivineWrite.com, and
|
| article itself or my Home page? Also, if
| |
| | overall, the keywords are considered more
|
| the article is being used by other
| |
| | relevant to the rest of the content on
|
| webmasters, won't the search results also
| |
| | their site than they are to mine.
|
| include their version of the article?
| |
| | Obviously, this means that a good article
|
| A: In answer to your first question, yes,
| |
| | can display several times in the same
|
| having an articles page with keyword rich
| |
| | search results, but that's ok - it simply
|
| free reprint articles generally has the
| |
| | adds to the perceived authority of the
|
| effect of increasing your ranking. Google
| |
| | article and the sites containing it.
|
| thinks highly of sites with a lot of
| |
| | * Above I say that the page that displays
|
| helpful content, but it all comes down to
| |
| | in the results will be the one with the
|
| whether other webmasters do as well. If
| |
| | most links to it. There are some
|
| your site contains heaps of helpful
| |
| | complicating factors here. For instance,
|
| content about glass art, other webmasters
| |
| | the text in a link plays a big part in
|
| in the glass art field (be they
| |
| | how effective that link is. A link to
|
| suppliers, distributors, or competitors)
| |
| | your site that says "Click here" or
|
| will be inclined to link to you simply
| |
| | "check this site out", won't do you as
|
| because that link implies (to their
| |
| | much good as a link which says "Glass Art
|
| customers) an association with you. That
| |
| | sales" or "glass art creator". So if lots
|
| association boosts their credibility
| |
| | of people are linking to the page
|
| because you're obviously an authority in
| |
| | containing the article, but the text in
|
| the field. It also may help their own
| |
| | their links is generic, then that page
|
| search engine ranking a little as Google
| |
| | may not rank as highly as a page with
|
| will then see them as part of an expert,
| |
| | fewer - more keyword rich - links
|
| credible community of sites (although the
| |
| | pointing to it. Of course, this assumes
|
| benefits of this for the linking site are
| |
| | that both pages are equally well
|
| minimal and arguable). So, in a
| |
| | optimized for search engines and for the
|
| roundabout way, I'm saying that yes,
| |
| | same keyword phrases.
|
| article-based content can help your
| |
| | I know that the above is a very specific
|
| ranking, but only if it increases the
| |
| | question and the answer is full of ifs
|
| likelihood that other related sites will
| |
| | and buts, but hopefully this exchange
|
| link to yours.
| |
| | will answer a few questions for a few
|
| As to the question of which page (the
| |
| | people.
|
| article itself or your home page)
| |
| | Happy reprinting!
|
| displays in search results, that really
| |
| | * Glenn Murray is an SEO copywriter,
|
| depends on which page has the most links
| |
| | advertising copywriter, and Article
|
| to it*. If you have an article which is
| |
| | Submission Specialist. He is a director
|
| just THE BEST source of info in the
| |
| | of article submission alternative,
|
| industry, and everyone's linking to it,
| |
| | ArticlePR, and also of copywriting studio
|
| that page will display in the search
| |
| | Divine Write. He can be contacted on
|
| results. This is good because people who
| |
| | Sydney +612 4334 6222 or at Visit or
|
| click on this result are interested
| |
| | for further details, more FREE articles,
|
| specifically in the content of the
| |
| | or to download his free SEO e-book, SEO
|
| article. So when your website displays,
| |
| | Secrets.
|
| they get the information they want, and
| |
| |
|
