Most people who tried to start or market a business online are
familiar with the mantra, content is king. Fast forward to 2012 and the
question is, “Is content still king?” The short answer is ‘yes’ and ‘no’.
Content will always be important, after all, without content
what would your site be saying? Not everyone wants to wait on videos to load.
However, content alone is not enough to bring visitors to your site. In the past,
you might have been able to post just about anything on your site and still be
found and indexed by search engines. This is no longer the case.
To be relevant today, content must focus squarely on quality.
This is what Google’s Panda effect is all about. It is all about raising the
ranking of sites with the best information over those with trivial offerings. Branded
sites or those that cater to a niche are more likely to succeed than generic
types.
An important, but not often used way to improve your website
ranking is to get high-ranking sites to link to your content. Of course, this
will only happen if, yes, you guessed it, you have valuable and informative
content. If you are offering a special service or product, make yourself an
expert. Know what it is you are doing – become the ‘go to source for all things
to do with that product or service’.
If you are involved with a web content writing or management
company, then become the best web
content provider you can be. One way to be the best is to keep learning and
growing in your area of expertise. Remember that the web is a dynamic creature that
keeps changing and you need to keep abreast of or ahead of all the changes. One
way to do this is to visit sites that impact your business. I visit Google
quite often to read news from the company’s headquarters; this way I know what
is happening with one of the biggest influencers of online success.
So, what do you think, is content still the most important
aspect boosting your prospects online?
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