Read books, not articles

[cerebration]

It got me thinking. Everytime I read an online article(and not only) it feels very unnatural because of SEO reasons. Even the best articles feel not in-depth enough and I can notice the small twist of the content that is made to be SEO-friendly.

With books, I feel like things flow a LOT more naturally and because they're more detailed - I feel like I learn a lot more.


Anyone noticed the same thing or is it just me going crazy about details?

 

[Member_MMO]

I am learning SEO and feel that the ranking algorithm is losing the inspiration to write.
For the time being, I have not applied this SEO method

 

[Sherb]

I find myself never having the time. I recently found Blinkist, which essentially summarizes valuable books into main points. It's super wonderful and allows me to get the meat of high value books without the potatoes of filler.

 

[TheBadOrc]

i get lot of value from blogs and ebooks. you must be reading bad bloggers

 

[TheVigilante]

I find myself never having the time. I recently found Blinkist, which essentially summarizes valuable books into main points. It's super wonderful and allows me to get the meat of high value books without the potatoes of filler.

Yeah same here found that site not too long ago and love it!