johandr
Power Member
- Feb 17, 2011
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Hello BHW,
I'm currently building an Amazon Affiliate website using a Silo Site structure. I think i've got it down, but I've got one question regarding silo pages and support articles.
The whole silo principle relies on this markup:
Homepage > Category > Silo page > supporting article.
However, when I read guides on siloing they say that the supporting articles are used to increase the ranking page on the silo page. However, as I have an amazon affiliate site I'm really only interested in ranking the so called supporting articles as they target buying keywords about the niche.
How it looks on my site:
Homepage > Cooking > Beef > Affiliate article like top 5 beef retailers
Homepage > Drinks > Beer > Best beers for the summer
I'm really only interested in ranking the last article in the silo structure if you know what I mean. The category it's in is too broad to be targetted by buyers anyway. Would the Silo structure like I have it now be sufficient for that?
Thanks
I'm currently building an Amazon Affiliate website using a Silo Site structure. I think i've got it down, but I've got one question regarding silo pages and support articles.
The whole silo principle relies on this markup:
Homepage > Category > Silo page > supporting article.
However, when I read guides on siloing they say that the supporting articles are used to increase the ranking page on the silo page. However, as I have an amazon affiliate site I'm really only interested in ranking the so called supporting articles as they target buying keywords about the niche.
How it looks on my site:
Homepage > Cooking > Beef > Affiliate article like top 5 beef retailers
Homepage > Drinks > Beer > Best beers for the summer
I'm really only interested in ranking the last article in the silo structure if you know what I mean. The category it's in is too broad to be targetted by buyers anyway. Would the Silo structure like I have it now be sufficient for that?
Thanks