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Originally Posted by sunvape
There are a few methods you can go by to create page authority to your blog posts. Most of all limit the amount of outgoing links from your website to websites with low domain authority. Try to create something like blog.yoursite.com in wordpress and create a custom theme with it and use that to drive some traffic. Everything you publish in your site you also can publish in your blog. Believe me the images are valuable to Google as well because one of the Google Lens features is to index images and they are crawling the same image database as Google Images, images.google.com. Another method to be sure that we are talking about the same things let me first clearify that I am focusing on internal on-site seo in this post and one thing you can do instead of worrying about what other sites are doing or getting backlinks is to turn your site into a publishing engine. Fill it up with subdomains running scripts for tubes or blogs and get users to go to these areas from footer links on your pages. You can do a lot to make a site interactive. The biggest onsite SEO factor in Google that is not really talked about is how long the pages are viewed and how long the visit from Google.com lasted. I'd be happy to chat with you further
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I do have mechbunny running as a /subweb and I import niche videos into that and then those get broken into sub niches.. so its not a general tube site. People are very active leaving comments on galleries which I use as SEO. People also rank the galleries and I have a best rated page. I also post submitted content from reddit gals in the niche and get tons of comments on their galleries. Some galleries are ranking for the model names, but not my keyword phrases.
I guess it makes more sense to try and rank the blog posts since they are more content heavy. Im just not sure how because there are so many longtails i want to hit.. but can only bit but so many in an article to optimize it for SEO. I could internal link for more longtails, but they wouldn't be in content. Most of my incoming external links g to root.. which I guess is a mistake.