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Category Archives: Web Content
Why Adding a Specific Year in Your Blog Post Titles (Like “Best Website Builder in 2025”) Boosts Your SEO
“Should I add the year in blog post titles or keep them evergreen?” In our previous post, we explored the power of evergreen content — articles designed to stay relevant and valuable long after they’re published. Evergreen posts are fantastic … Continue reading
How to Write a Great Blog Post That Ranks on Google?
Introduction: What Makes a Blog Post Great? Writing a great blog post involves more than just good writing — it’s about creating valuable, well-structured, and SEO-friendly content that solves your readers’ problems. Whether you’re blogging for business, content marketing, or … Continue reading
Posted in Ask David!, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Web Content
Tagged build traffic, call to action, click-through rates, click-worthy title, credibility, external links, fast loading times, featured snippet, google keyword planner, google search engine ranking, grammarly, headings, hemingway, internal links, keywords, mobile-friendly, rank on google, readability, responsive, responsive app, search engine optimization, search engine ranking, seo, seo topis, seo-friendly, target audience, target keywords, technical seo, ubersugest, user experience
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Why Evergreen Content Is Crucial for Your Website’s Growth (And How to Create It)
Publishing content that only works for a short time might bring quick traffic, but it won’t help your website in the long run. Evergreen content, however, keeps attracting visitors long after you publish it — and that makes all the … Continue reading
Why Every Local Business Should Consider Long-Form Content — But Not Always
When people visit your website, they’re often looking for quick answers or ways to get in touch. That’s why having clear, easy-to-find information is always important. But what about long-form content — those detailed, in-depth pages that explain your services … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Marketing, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Web Content
Tagged boost ranking, boost seo, boost traffic, business model, call to action, keywords, local services, long form content, search engine optimization, search engine ranking, seo, target keywords, user-friendly
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Single Space vs. Double Space After a Period: Which Should You Use?
It’s a surprisingly common question among writers, editors, and designers: should you use one space or two after a period? If you learned to type on a typewriter, you might be used to adding two spaces after a sentence. This … Continue reading
Posted in Ask David!, Web Content
Tagged apa, branding, chicago manual of style, clean design, clean look, consistent spacing, mla, modern, modern design, modern standard, monospaced fonts, period, readability, sentence breaks, single space vs double space, typewriter, user experience
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Can You Publish Content Too Fast for Google? And Does Consistency Matter?
This topic is often misunderstood in SEO circles. Here’s the straightforward truth: You generally cannot publish content too fast in terms of volume alone — but if speed compromises quality, then yes, it’s a problem. And consistency absolutely matters, though … Continue reading
Posted in Ask David!, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Web Content
Tagged AI-generated content, authority, boost seo, brand loyalty, build trust, content frequency, E-E-A-T, engagement, expertise, faster indexing, google, Google Search Advocate, high-quality content, John Mueller, keyword competition, search engine crawl, search engine optimization, seo, seo tips, thin content, thin pages, topical authority, user engagement signals
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Should You Update an Existing Blog Post or Write a New One? Here’s the Smart SEO Strategy
“I have a blog post that i want to update with better content – should i update it, or create a new blog post, and add the link there?” When you’re sitting on an old blog post and have better … Continue reading
Posted in Ask David!, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Web Content
Tagged 301 redirect, backlink profile, backlinks, fresh content, google dance, google ranking, keywords, link juice, ranking history, search engine optimization, search engine ranking, seo, seo value, social shares, target keywords, update conetnt, update vs new post, user experience
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10 Expert Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Content
Want your blog to rank higher and attract more readers? These 10 expert tips will help you write SEO-friendly content that gets noticed by both search engines and your audience. 1. Start with Keyword Research Use tools like Google Keyword … Continue reading →