Can we do Seo without content?

gregparker

Content marketing and SEO go hand in hand. You can do SEO without content marketing and maybe you will see a little improvement in your sites but it won't take you any further, the same if you do content marketing without SEO. Google and other search engines has various ways to analyse information that can affect your sites visibility and you also must diversify your strategies and techniques to stay on track. One strategy is not enough. Along with SEO, content marketing, socia media marketing, reputation management, local SEO and many other things should be done to achieve online success.

12 years ago

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Topseoservice

In earlier days, SEO was not that difficult. And you could SEO without content also. But now a days it has become very difficult to do SEO without content. If you do so it will be less effective.

12 years ago

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shaarx

Content now days Backbone of every SEO Campaign.
if you have very low Competitive keywords then you can think so to create few social bookmarks and Profile links.
but these are sometime not enough for SEO because even Bookmarking need 30-40 words description.

So I must Say that always keep 1-2 unique articles, you can find good Article Writer on SeoClerks in $3-$5.

Regards;

12 years ago

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agarwalaman404

I don't think so that without content SEO is possible. Content is king in SEO. So, without content seo is tough enough.

12 years ago

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kash2u

Now a days content is the main key for ranking. So without content it's almost impossible to rank.
You could generate real human traffic to your website by SMO. This will benefits for your website but not effect much in SEO ranking.

12 years ago

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jaysh4922

Its impossible because content writing is the best element on a live web page. Both, search engine crawlers and human beings love to read original and effective content filled with useful information. However; there has to be an efficient use of SEO content writing techniques as well. A smart and optimized piece of content contains the right balance of the keywords throughout.

12 years ago

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dennis123

Yes,you can go PPC and also promote through social sites.

12 years ago

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Beverly

For years, I depended on Google for traffic, but after the Panda update, my traffic was gone. Then I learned to use other non-SEO related methods of traffic generation. Some of the methods, such as guest blogging serve a primary function of generating traffic and secondary function of SEO (as you will always get backlinks with this method).

12 years ago

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PeterSullivan

Currently content is the king, If you targeted keywords having huge search and competition,

My Best advice is to use local keywords best for local business.

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swarajrai

Use PPC and Social media for getting real visitors. But content is king. People will come back to your site only if they find fresh and useful content.

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RajGuptha

Today I am going to show you how to optimize a site that doesn't have compelling content or engaging design.

Step 1. Fly to the Middle East.

Step 2. Search around in the desert for the cave where Aladdin found the genie in the lamp.

Step 3. Ask the genie for a #1 ranking on Google.

And that's about it. Pretty simple huh? Optimizing a website using content and design takes a lot more work, more money, and it has a much better return on investment considering that 98% of genie-seekers die from thirst of camel maulings.

Now I can already hear some of you saying that all anyone really needs to do is hire a decent SEO company and let them do it for you. Sure sounds great, if it worked. Truth is, no SEO company can optimize a poorly written or designed website, no matter how many keywords they stuff into it. But they try!

So now that I've rained on your parade and told you that you're going to have to produce good content and invest in an original, attractive and functional design, here's why:

It's Not the Robots That Are Going to Use Your Site

You might be able to game the search engine spiders into ranking your site in the first few results, but after that it's going to be real people on your website. Web users have become darn good at realizing a site has more keywords than useful information and their response is almost always to leave...most of the time they never come back.

Compelling Content is Sharable Content

Businesses are charging full-steam ahead to join the social media revolution but few really understand how it works. No one wants to share your advertisement with their friends, but a useful or entertaining blog post, video or web game is exactly the kind of thing that gets some of that viral juice marketers are thirsty for

Engaging, Action-oriented Content Gets People to Do Things

Let's say you get lucky and a visitor hangs around long enough to read through your keyword-saturated copy with the names of every city within 50 miles crammed in to each paragraph. What good does that do? You've just wasted your most precious real estate on getting people (a very small number of people) in the front door and now you've got nothing to talk to them about. You need content that motivates people to buy, sign-up, request more information – whatever your desired response is – and you need clear calls to action with a logical layout so they know exactly where to go to do what you want them to.

Great Design Facilitates Conversion

There's nothing like solid navigation and logical site structure to turn visitors into customers. Sure, we just spent 256 words talking about how valuable content is, but honestly, none of that will work if the site architecture isn't built to support it. Clear calls to action go hand in hand with uncluttered design and site functions that help channel visitors to the information they need to make the decision to buy. Don't forget that many visitors will make a purchase decision within minutes (sometimes moments) of visiting your site, so the layout needs to provide a means to jump in right away. Whether it's a simple PDF download, a clear and useful contact page or an online appointment scheduler, we've proven time and again to our clients that superb design can improve every aspect of their business and generate significantly more revenue.

Great Design is Sharable

Just like content, design should go beyond “good enough to meet the primary goals.” Remember telling a friend about that awesomely interactive website or tweeting a link to a well-designed blog? People share cool websites all the time – they almost never share the boring ones. But interactivity, multimedia and custom illustrations can all be abused for the sake of looking cool. Always remember that usability and function come first. How easy is it to get to the money-making action? Do your graphics, videos or music slow down loading times? Make room for your content to shine and keep distractions to a minimum. I've had a lot of fun playing around on sites where I never purchased a thing. In fact, I often can't remember the name of the company or type of business featured on some of the “coolest” sites I've seen.

Simple? Absolutely. Easy? Heck no. Building a useful site stocked with compelling content that's also optimized for search is simple in concept but requires talent, skill and experience to execute effectively. Great web developers, designers, and content creators make it look like a piece of cake, which I suppose is why so many less talented, less skilled and less experienced folks are out there selling cheap SEO packages and content that ultimately don't work. Beware the hucksters, charlatans and snake-oil saleswomen. Ask your SEO company what kind of content marketing strategy they have for you and how they'll optimize your site design to channel traffic and rank in search engines without jamming keywords into every nook and cranny. [SIZE=6]Today I am going to show you how to optimize a site that doesn't have compelling content or engaging design.[/SIZE] [B]Step 1. Fly to the Middle East. Step 2. Search around in the desert for the cave where Aladdin found the genie in the lamp. Step 3. Ask the genie for a #1 ranking on Google.[/B] And that's about it. Pretty simple huh? Optimizing a website using content and design takes a lot more work, more money, and it has a much better return on investment considering that 98% of genie-seekers die from thirst of camel maulings. Now I can already hear some of you saying that all anyone really needs to do is hire a decent SEO company and let them do it for you. Sure sounds great, if it worked. Truth is, no SEO company can optimize a poorly written or designed website, no matter how many keywords they stuff into it. But they try! So now that I've rained on your parade and told you that you're going to have to produce good content and invest in an original, attractive and functional design, here's why: [SIZE=5][B]It's Not the Robots That Are Going to Use Your Site[/B] [B][/B][/SIZE] You might be able to game the search engine spiders into ranking your site in the first few results, but after that it's going to be real people on your website. Web users have become darn good at realizing a site has more keywords than useful information and their response is almost always to leave...most of the time they never come back. [SIZE=5][B]Compelling Content is Sharable Content[/B] [B][/B][/SIZE] Businesses are charging full-steam ahead to join the social media revolution but few really understand how it works. No one wants to share your advertisement with their friends, but a useful or entertaining blog post, video or web game is exactly the kind of thing that gets some of that viral juice marketers are thirsty for [SIZE=5][B]Engaging, Action-oriented Content Gets People to Do Things[/B] [B][/B][/SIZE] Let's say you get lucky and a visitor hangs around long enough to read through your keyword-saturated copy with the names of every city within 50 miles crammed in to each paragraph. What good does that do? You've just wasted your most precious real estate on getting people (a very small number of people) in the front door and now you've got nothing to talk to them about. You need content that motivates people to buy, sign-up, request more information – whatever your desired response is – and you need clear calls to action with a logical layout so they know exactly where to go to do what you want them to. [SIZE=5][B]Great Design Facilitates Conversion[/B] [B][/B][/SIZE] There's nothing like solid navigation and logical site structure to turn visitors into customers. Sure, we just spent 256 words talking about how valuable content is, but honestly, none of that will work if the site architecture isn't built to support it. Clear calls to action go hand in hand with uncluttered design and site functions that help channel visitors to the information they need to make the decision to buy. Don't forget that many visitors will make a purchase decision within minutes (sometimes moments) of visiting your site, so the layout needs to provide a means to jump in right away. Whether it's a simple PDF download, a clear and useful contact page or an online appointment scheduler, we've proven time and again to our clients that superb design can improve every aspect of their business and generate significantly more revenue. [SIZE=5][B]Great Design is Sharable[/B] [B][/B][/SIZE] Just like content, design should go beyond “good enough to meet the primary goals.” Remember telling a friend about that awesomely interactive website or tweeting a link to a well-designed blog? People share cool websites all the time – they almost never share the boring ones. But interactivity, multimedia and custom illustrations can all be abused for the sake of looking cool. Always remember that usability and function come first. How easy is it to get to the money-making action? Do your graphics, videos or music slow down loading times? Make room for your content to shine and keep distractions to a minimum. I've had a lot of fun playing around on sites where I never purchased a thing. In fact, I often can't remember the name of the company or type of business featured on some of the “coolest” sites I've seen. Simple? Absolutely. Easy? Heck no. Building a useful site stocked with compelling content that's also optimized for search is simple in concept but requires talent, skill and experience to execute effectively. Great web developers, designers, and content creators make it look like a piece of cake, which I suppose is why so many less talented, less skilled and less experienced folks are out there selling cheap SEO packages and content that ultimately don't work. Beware the hucksters, charlatans and snake-oil saleswomen. Ask your SEO company what kind of content marketing strategy they have for you and how they'll optimize your site design to channel traffic and rank in search engines without jamming keywords into every nook and cranny.

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acneultimate

Yes,you can go PPC and also promote through social sites.

That has nothing to do with SEO - and you need content there too

11 years ago

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acneultimate

A website without content is like an empty glass of beer. What should it be good for, if you want to drink beer?

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williamjohn

Content is more important in seo. Without content it is very difficult to rank keywords in the search engine..

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patco444

No reason to try doing SEO without content. What are you going to offer to your clients?

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dragonhunter95

Yes you cant have seo with out content.

But if you try with copyscape protected articles , you can have such form internet. But not effective as real hand written ones

11 years ago

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Corzhens

If you have the patience and perseverance to spread out your backlinks relentlessly, I guess you can have a good SEO on your website. However, for a long time that you have no fresh contents, the search engines may consider your website stagnant or even dead. In that case, your website may be de-indexed and not included anymore in the search list. That’s because you did away with the new contents.

9 years ago

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stbrians

Content plays a major role in SEO. Keywords are pointers to a blog. Now with proper keywords you can easily get successful without content but I repeat that content is important.

8 years ago

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gregparker

Topseoservice

shaarx

agarwalaman404

kash2u

jaysh4922

dennis123

Beverly

PeterSullivan

swarajrai

RajGuptha

acneultimate

acneultimate

williamjohn

patco444

dragonhunter95

Corzhens

stbrians