Comments on: SEO Done Right Cares about Content Architecture

By: Santhosh Muralidhar

Santhosh Muralidhar — Sat, 26 Dec 2020 08:53:31 +0000

Yes, adding suitable categories to group the blog post is an effective method to improve the user experience. This also helps with SEO. I always add internal links to every blog post. It kind of helps to make my blog reader spend more time on the website efficiently.

By: Jo Ann

Jo Ann — Mon, 13 Jul 2020 22:00:15 +0000

Love reading your blogs! Siloing makes so much sense to the reader and to google crawling the website. Enjoyed how you wrote the description

By: Web Designing Company Vail, CO

Web Designing Company Vail, CO — Sat, 21 Mar 2020 06:30:06 +0000

I’ve discovered your site and blog recently and it’s a real eye opener. SEO is much more than I thought it was and with your checklist, I’ll be able to sort between the items I can do and those I’ll need help extra on. Thanks.

By: BrillMindz Technologies

BrillMindz Technologies — Thu, 19 Mar 2020 05:48:14 +0000

Hi Bruce, My understanding of what you present here is that the model is moving back to an old-style blog-consistent updates, insights from industry leaders and influencers, and a simple framework that facilitates ease of use.
The underlying principle is that no web site is any longer a set-and-forget proposition. Also, part of this is the active recruitment of email subscribers and offering genuine feedback when they appear to comment.
I am guilty of leaving a website too long unattended and wondering why the rank drops over time. It is now almost as urgent to schedule website updates for blog posts–especially “updated”–as it is to attend to the social media schedule

By: David Williams

David Williams — Thu, 05 Mar 2020 15:40:32 +0000

Hey! Hope you are fine.
Yes! You’re right SEO done right cares about content architecture and it’s really very helpful for my affordable SEO agency. Thanks for this.

By: Willy Grieve

Willy Grieve — Tue, 03 Mar 2020 00:37:03 +0000

I took your SEO course about 10 years ago and the importance of siloing was one of my biggest take-aways. We now silo all our websites and have built a custom cms that isolates the silos to improve page rank.

By: Bren Murphy

Bren Murphy — Mon, 02 Mar 2020 22:22:54 +0000

Hi Bruce, My understanding of what you’re presenting here is that the model is moving back to an old-style blog – consistent updates, insights from industry leaders and influencers, and a simple framework that facilitates ease of use.
The underlying tenet is that no website is a set-and-forget proposition any longer. Actively recruiting email subscribers and offering genuine feedback to comments when they appear is also part of this.
I’m guilty of leaving a website untended for too long and wondering why the rank drops over time. Now it’s almost as urgent to schedule website updates – especially “updated – date” for blogposts as it is to attend to social media scheduling.