Web 2.0 seo
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How to use web 2.0 properties for SEO.IF we are posting articles to Web 2.0 do we need publish one article to all web 2 sites or unique articles to each web 2 site ?
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Is that something you would feel comfortable explaining to a Google engineer? Also, if search engines did not exist, would you still want to do it?
The search engines want to see content created for users, not for trying to get rankings. Spinning articles doesn't do anyone any good, and they can make the brand look very silly.
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Web2.0 sites are the lowest value links you can get imo and a waste of time.
remember
site.wordpress.com and website.wordpress.com are both on the same website, that being Wordpress.
No matter how many links you get on these blog sites, they still only count as 1 linking root domain which doesnt help SEO very much.
Dont waste you time spinning articles to submit on web.20 sites (Senuke X blasts etc) Rather spend your time creating unique articles and publishing them on different REAL websites. This is the difference between "Building" links and "earning links" (which do you think Google prefers)?
Greg
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100% agree with you
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Thank you for your reply .What about spinning articles and putting Web 2.0
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Try to always create useful and unique content. It's difficult and time-consuming, but well worth it in the end!
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Hi Chandana,
No friend you don't submit one article on all web 2.0 sites. you have to unique article for every web 2.0 site.If you submit one article on all web 2.0 google count just 1 backlink.
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