Are You Making Content For People or Google? (Full Podcast)

In this podcast discussion, the focus centers on the relationship between SEO and user experience. While some individuals seek only SEO solutions, it's emphasized that a well-designed and user-friendly website is essential for effective SEO results. The analogy of a salesperson with no successful sales despite numerous calls is used to highlight the importance of a website's structure and content.
The conversation delves into indicators suggesting a website's issues might extend beyond SEO. These include the inability to generate leads despite SEO efforts, content not ranking or engaging users, and a website's visual inadequacy compared to competitors. A user-friendly website is described as one with clear language, intuitive navigation, and engaging visuals and videos. It's portrayed as a digital storefront or resume, serving as the foundation for a business's online presence.
Content creation is emphasized as a pivotal factor for SEO success. Quality, engagement, and addressing user queries are prioritized over content length. Both SEO and social media platforms assess user engagement to determine content quality and relevance. The overarching advice revolves around creating valuable, engaging content that caters to users' needs while also adhering to SEO best practices.
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[@nicholasboyer4822]

Hey CGN, big fan, possibly my first time commenting. I have what I think is a good baseline website, and FB (for my business size of less than 5 employees) there is basic pics and text.
The next goal is to increase social media presence through good content ✔ in my head, the website shouldn't be as quick to update as social media.
My question is, on the website, where do you reccomend blogs, vlogs and other fluid information should live? On a lone blog page? On applicable pages only? Both, none..

[@tmizzle17]

Look at websites they've done in their portfolio

[@ContractorGrowthNetwork]

Hey Nicholas, thanks for your question! We recommend that you have a dedicated page for each type of content. So you would have a blog page that holds all of your blog posts and announcements and a media page that holds all of your vlogs or other video content!

[@nicholasboyer4822]

@@ContractorGrowthNetwork Thanks for clarifying that strategy. Keep up the great work!