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For context my website is a content resource portal. In SEO training I have been told that it is a good SEO move to have as many content contributors as possible. As a result we are pushing to recruit new content contributors so they can be listed as new contributors/authors on our site alongside their valuable content.
Would this move be good for our SEO rankings and is there anything in particular to consider with this?
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I have created a new blogging website to publish SEO content, and it is currently ranking well for keywords such as keyword proximity and grey hat SEO. I believe that consistency and originality are essential for achieving higher rankings.
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It does take up quite a considerable amount of time to approve blog comments, yet we have a WordPress website, and we approve or delete comments as they are made about our blog posts.
We specialise in building garden offices, and we have many comments, on our blog posts every week that we need to approve or delete.
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