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Hey people,

I just subscribed for Moz Content and I am wondering how are other professionals using it as a strategy tool. Today I just released a blog post talking about how larger content impacts PA. Not a big deal.

I would appreciate some ideas and insights.

About the PPC:

There is psychological effect on being on both PPC and top organic ranking. Also, on searches for terms with high intention of purchase, PPC has significant more clicks than organic positions. Google is displaying more PPC now than ever so most people won´t just scroll down to see the organic results.

You should consider this before you really turn off the PPC. If you already did this, then good luck and congratulations for your results.

The nofollow option would solve the problem.

In a website I run, some tags and categories rank better than other pages but that, for the user, is a good thing so I let them be like that.

In you case, I think it´s totally different.

Hey,

This 100 links rule is something to keep a good user experience. I don´t know what´s up in your situation, but 100 links in only one page may sound confusing.

That layout may affect your time on page, bounce rate, etc. Knowing this, pages with so many links might have a bad impact on those metrics and look spammy.

Dmitrii,

Thanks for the reply. Can you give me some technical references for the about the mixing the anchor text? Not that I´m doubting it, but I want to go further and fully understand this topic.

Hey guys,

I just posted an article about "Customer Success". After that, I searched in my blog all the articles that contains that keyword and then linked to this new article I want to rank. Is this a bad thing to do, linking all these articles (12) in a row?

Also, is it a bad thing to use "Customer Success" as the anchor text for all the articles linking to this new article?

I looked for this topic but couldn´t find any.

Thanks

I agree with Egol. If you are worth of being paid USD 180 per hour, then you don't need to sell your work, you can make money out of it easily.

In my past experience, I've seen people writing for USD 10 per hour, the quality is OK but you need to improve the text before posting. Anyway, as a content creator myself, this week I decided not to pay anymore for any content. Creating value is more important than quantity, even for SEO, as I have been noticing.

I agree with Egol. If you are worth of being paid USD 180 per hour, then you don't need to sell your work, you can make money out of it easily.

In my past experience, I've seen people writing for USD 10 per hour, the quality is OK but you need to improve the text before posting. Anyway, as a content creator myself, this week I decided not to pay anymore for any content. Creating value is more important than quantity, even for SEO, as I have been noticing.

About the PPC:

There is psychological effect on being on both PPC and top organic ranking. Also, on searches for terms with high intention of purchase, PPC has significant more clicks than organic positions. Google is displaying more PPC now than ever so most people won´t just scroll down to see the organic results.

You should consider this before you really turn off the PPC. If you already did this, then good luck and congratulations for your results.