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lakerslive 01-24-2022 01:05 PM

SEO Question: Is it better to
 
Populate your new website with 1 big update like 1000 new blog post and never update it again OR
Slowly populate it with 1 blog post per day?

Thanks

BobJones123 01-24-2022 01:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lakerslive (Post 22957566)
Populate your new website with 1 big update like 1000 new blog post and never update it again OR
Slowly populate it with 1 blog post per day?

Thanks

Populating in one go or drip-feeding doesn't really make much of a difference, but I would never populate and never update again. Every website needs to be updated from time to time.

Some of our sites we start with 20+ blogs so there is a fair amount of content there then we auto-post every day/week. The sites are always getting updated, even if it's minor tweaks to sentences.

TheLegacy 01-24-2022 01:30 PM

Ok - understand that populating is one thing - the ONLY one's benefiting are your customers assuming they click thru to your site- that being said - how do you project and guess on future keyword changes in analytics?

and if you have that much - why choose one blog - you need to learn how to get around some loopholes on google but it can be done. This isn't going to help either for page ranking either so be careful and always check and modify things to optimize you site

You really do need to speak to your SEO person or someone for better advice

lock 01-25-2022 02:12 AM

Probably rank differently due to each post anyway so just keep your audience happy and not worry how you trickle it.

trevesty 01-25-2022 03:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BobJones123 (Post 22957568)
Populating in one go or drip-feeding doesn't really make much of a difference, but I would never populate and never update again. Every website needs to be updated from time to time.

Some of our sites we start with 20+ blogs so there is a fair amount of content there then we auto-post every day/week. The sites are always getting updated, even if it's minor tweaks to sentences.

This pretty much. Though if the sites are going to be PBN sites, then I may "never update" again as far as blog posts go - but outbound links would happen, of course.

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheLegacy (Post 22957579)
Ok - understand that populating is one thing - the ONLY one's benefiting are your customers assuming they click thru to your site- that being said - how do you project and guess on future keyword changes in analytics?

and if you have that much - why choose one blog - you need to learn how to get around some loopholes on google but it can be done. This isn't going to help either for page ranking either so be careful and always check and modify things to optimize you site

You really do need to speak to your SEO person or someone for better advice

This doesn't really make any sense.

Quote:

Originally Posted by lock (Post 22957799)
Probably rank differently due to each post anyway so just keep your audience happy and not worry how you trickle it.

And this.

WiredGuy 01-25-2022 07:17 AM

Slow drip, always. Google keeps track of when a link was discovered for the first time in its crawls so you can expect that date is used as a ranking factor.
WG

Lubas 01-25-2022 10:31 AM

Definitely slow drip.


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