Content Optimization for Google Caffeine
20th August 2009
|
SEO is evolving. Social Media is evolving. The Web is evolving (eg: Web 1.0, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, etc). Google is evolving. These evolutions are algorithm changes. Speaking on what I’m currently observing, it appears to me that the shift of “importance” has once again swung in favor of content. Not links. In the past, if your website was search engine friendly, then buying links has always helped give a boost in the rankings. Strong Caution. Don’t just think that just buying links can help you. Link Buying can help. But it needs to be in a much more sophisticated link campaign structure. Just buying links can be a huge waste of money if not done correctly. This is especially the case now, with Google Caffeine. The winners of this update have been the ecommerce sites which were content optimized, AND “link heavy”. Content optimization includes more than just adding more webpages to your website. It’s a much comprehensive approach for a Web 3.0 world. And, the same is true with link development. Content Optimization now must be thought of as an integral way to build links. Links & Content are bound up more tightly together. Content Optimization is Link Building. Link Building is Content Building. Here’s another way to classify websites in terms of SEO. Think about these combinations:
The losers in this update have been the websites which were “content light”, and “link light”. The key with this new update is to build reputation and authority. There is a NEED to be consistant building content & links. This may take time. Perhaps, the link building you are lacking is in Social Media. Ongoing SEO tactics: Wanna increase your website traffic? Build more content to increase your chances to be found. Build an online social media presence, and diversify your link portfolio. ————- No related posts. |









Well, it’s happened. And, I’m feeling the affects of 






August 21st, 2009 at
Any word on when caffeine will flip to the live index?
August 21st, 2009 at
Have to admit this caffeine change has me a little nervous. Just checked one of our main clients in the caffeine sandbox and their results have jumped pretty dramatically; although, current SERPS results remain the same. We already have the social media covered so are next course of action is high quality content. Funny thing is most of these suggestions aside from the social media aspect should have been practiced all along. Does anybody have any idea when this Caffeine change is supposed to take place in its finality?