Comments on: Reasons You Should Have A Blog http://morechristlike.com/reasons-you-should-have-a-blog/ Changed into the same image Fri, 11 May 2012 09:09:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Bob Mutch http://morechristlike.com/reasons-you-should-have-a-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-534 Bob Mutch Wed, 08 Jul 2009 20:42:02 +0000 http://morechristlike.com/?p=8787#comment-534 Hi Mike, Your questions brought to mind some more SEO/SEM reasons to blog. I just added 3 more points to the article. The blogging software can be set up to ping Google and let them know I just did a new post, the blogging software can be set up to product a highly on-page optimization post, and you can post a review of your post on other blogs and ask them to review and leave feedback. This gets you inbound links. I think Google is going to find your blog post sooner than if you add a page somewhere on your websites. Also the blogging software produces a highly on-page optimized page for the key phrase you are targeting so that page is going to rank better than other pages on your site because it is going to be in most cases have better on-page optimization. Yes, inbound links are going to make sure you pages get crawled and put in the search engine index and also the inbound links are going to transfer ranking juice so they are going to rank high. So Google perhaps gives preference over pages produced by blogs because of there better on-page optimization and they are going to crawl them quicker due to the blogging software pinging the search engine and letting them know there is new contact on the blog. Hi Mike, Your questions brought to mind some more SEO/SEM reasons to blog. I just added 3 more points to the article.

The blogging software can be set up to ping Google and let them know I just did a new post, the blogging software can be set up to product a highly on-page optimization post, and you can post a review of your post on other blogs and ask them to review and leave feedback. This gets you inbound links.

I think Google is going to find your blog post sooner than if you add a page somewhere on your websites. Also the blogging software produces a highly on-page optimized page for the key phrase you are targeting so that page is going to rank better than other pages on your site because it is going to be in most cases have better on-page optimization.

Yes, inbound links are going to make sure you pages get crawled and put in the search engine index and also the inbound links are going to transfer ranking juice so they are going to rank high.

So Google perhaps gives preference over pages produced by blogs because of there better on-page optimization and they are going to crawl them quicker due to the blogging software pinging the search engine and letting them know there is new contact on the blog.

]]> By: Cristianismo Primitivo http://morechristlike.com/reasons-you-should-have-a-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-533 Cristianismo Primitivo Wed, 08 Jul 2009 19:42:16 +0000 http://morechristlike.com/?p=8787#comment-533 Hi, Bob. Actually, this was a question I had thought of asking you. I have added content to my site, in a well-built, keyword-rich page, and then announced it on my blog. After a day or two to give Google a chance to index the pages, I have noticed that the blog will pretty consistently show up in a higher ranking than the web page. This happened with my latest addition, <a>Diccionario de la iglesia primitiva</a>, until I posted comments announcing its publication in maybe 10 other blogs. Now the web page outranks the blog review, obviously because it probably has half a dozen inbound links by now. It seems that Google gives preference to blogs over regular websites. Is that your take on it also? Mike Hi, Bob.
Actually, this was a question I had thought of asking you.
I have added content to my site, in a well-built, keyword-rich page, and then announced it on my blog.
After a day or two to give Google a chance to index the pages, I have noticed that the blog will pretty consistently show up in a higher ranking than the web page.
This happened with my latest addition, Diccionario de la iglesia primitiva, until I posted comments announcing its publication in maybe 10 other blogs. Now the web page outranks the blog review, obviously because it probably has half a dozen inbound links by now.
It seems that Google gives preference to blogs over regular websites.
Is that your take on it also?
Mike

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