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Most of the time I search for one answer, read that page and leave. I don't explore other websites unless it offers something that I can not find anywhere else. I think people don't follow blogs now they just visit them when they need something.

If that is true then should bloggers spend less time in trying to make every page valuable on its own?
What do you think?
 
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Authority Builder said:
Most of the time I search for one answer, read that page and leave. I don't explore other websites unless it offers something that I can not find anywhere else. I think people don't follow blogs now they just visit them when they need something.

If that is true then should bloggers spend less time in trying to make every page valuable on its own?
What do you think?
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the development of blog has led from being mere daily checkpoint to reliable sources. each page need to serve its intended function nd through effective linking and branding, visitors will easily turn into loyal readers.
 
Authority Builder said:
Most of the time I search for one answer, read that page and leave. I don't explore other websites unless it offers something that I can not find anywhere else. I think people don't follow blogs now they just visit them when they need something.

If that is true then should bloggers spend less time in trying to make every page valuable on its own?
What do you think?
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It is important that every page still brings value to the reader but that the primarry thing to address is the user intention. blog readers may not visit blogs anymore but giving them an excellent expperience will help them go back.
 
However, people do act in a search-like manner, but it does not imply. that every page needs to be in isolation. Good websites need. to win by creating trust, offering in-depth coverage of different topics and having something for their visitors to discover when they land there...
 
Authority Builder said:
Most of the time I search for one answer, read that page and leave. I don't explore other websites unless it offers something that I can not find anywhere else. I think people don't follow blogs now they just visit them when they need something.

If that is true then should bloggers spend less time in trying to make every page valuable on its own?
What do you think?
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In my opinion people might have stoped following blogs like before but this does not mean all pages have to be ordinary. Good impression is important anyway. Once someone sees some useful information he or she will feel trust nd come back for more infformation further. The task is to make the person happy at first.
 
I agree. Most people visit a blog looking for a specific answer, and once they find it, they leave. That's why every page should be useful and complete on its own. At the same time, adding relevant internal links and related content can encourage visitors to stay longer and explore more.
 
Authority Builder said:
Most of the time I search for one answer, read that page and leave. I don't explore other websites unless it offers something that I can not find anywhere else. I think people don't follow blogs now they just visit them when they need something.

If that is true then should bloggers spend less time in trying to make every page valuable on its own?
What do you think?
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I believe that blogs have become something people visit bcz they trust it rather than read on a daily basis. Ppl might come for a single solution but if the conttent is really valuable then there r chances they will not forget about ur website nd keep coming back for more.
 
Authority Builder said:
Most of the time I search for one answer, read that page and leave. I don't explore other websites unless it offers something that I can not find anywhere else. I think people don't follow blogs now they just visit them when they need something.

If that is true then should bloggers spend less time in trying to make every page valuable on its own?
What do you think?
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As far as I see it, each page must be self sufficient because the visitor will find his way to the page via the search engines rather than through the main page. however ther is more to this aproach than just holding interest the point is to earn the trust of the visitor.
 
Because most people wants quick answer so making each page useful is important. As people only open the first few pages so it is important to add relevant internal links to a site. If the content is useful and relevant then people may come back again when they need more information.
 
You’re right that most people hit one page and leave, but that means each page needs to work harder on its own, not less. Skip the loyal-reader stuff (subscribe CTAs, series-building) and focus on answering the query fast and clearly enough that they don’t bounce back to Google.
 
For me i think each blog post should be direct in giving the response to what ever people are searching for and not making is long like before
 
Authority Builder said:
Most of the time I search for one answer, read that page and leave. I don't explore other websites unless it offers something that I can not find anywhere else. I think people don't follow blogs now they just visit them when they need something.

If that is true then should bloggers spend less time in trying to make every page valuable on its own?
What do you think?
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I think every page should still provide value on its own. If readers find your content genuinely helpful, they are much more likely to come back when they need information again.
 
I think every page should still be useful. If people get a good answer, they may come back again.
 
SEO JOKER said:
I agree. Most people visit a blog looking for a specific answer, and once they find it, they leave. That's why every page should be useful and complete on its own. At the same time, adding relevant internal links and related content can encourage visitors to stay longer and explore more.
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Yes, I also think that relevant internal linking helps the readers to discover related content.
 
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For me i think each blog post should be direct in giving the response to what ever people are searching for and not making is long like before
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Do you really think shorter content works better in every niche ?
 
Most visitors come for one answer and leave. That's why I focus on making each page as useful and complete as possible instead of relying on people to explore the rest of the blog.
 
Authority Builder said:
Most of the time I search for one answer, read that page and leave. I don't explore other websites unless it offers something that I can not find anywhere else. I think people don't follow blogs now they just visit them when they need something.

If that is true then should bloggers spend less time in trying to make every page valuable on its own?
What do you think?
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I know what u mean about that. Every once in a while a camppaign does not seem to be able to get back into the i feel like every page needs to count for even more now. With so many people just hitting up one single piece of writing on ur websiite this page could make all the difference.
 
Authority Builder said:
Most of the time I search for one answer, read that page and leave. I don't explore other websites unless it offers something that I can not find anywhere else. I think people don't follow blogs now they just visit them when they need something.

If that is true then should bloggers spend less time in trying to make every page valuable on its own?
What do you think?
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In my view there is no doubt that everyone coming to blogs today has a partiicular purpose yet this does not mean that all pages have to be treatted in such a way. A good blog post can be the very first contact with ur brand nd once it offers some benefit nd a good reason to return then u gain a reader.
 
Authority Builder said:
Most of the time I search for one answer, read that page and leave. I don't explore other websites unless it offers something that I can not find anywhere else. I think people don't follow blogs now they just visit them when they need something.

If that is true then should bloggers spend less time in trying to make every page valuable on its own?
What do you think?
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I believe this is precisely y every page counts. This is bcoz when most people visit a website they only view one piece of content nd therefore that particular page needs to satisfy their query. When it succeeds it becomes highly probabble that they will visit again.
 
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