How do you leverage UGC for a corporate website?
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We've heard a lot about how user-generated content is doing good for SEO, and how it can add more value to users.
While this would work in certain niches, how would one go about implementing UGC like Q&A and comments on a corporate website?
I've thought about having a Q&A about our services, but that would limit the appeal of the content.
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Thanks. By statistic, do you mean something like a voting and scoring system?
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Try customer feedbacks or Q&A or even both... Also try incorporate some sort of statistic.
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