daewoo45
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- Jul 23, 2012
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So I am making a new site in a niche that has a few sub niches. For example a site about summer activities that has sub sections like swimming, surfing, wakeboarding etc.
I am writing all content but am curious if it's best to have one author for the entire site (will be using a pen name) or multiple authors that will take on a specific sub niche.
For example.
Author 1 only writes about swimming, has an author bio talking about how long they've been swimming etc.
Author 2 only writes about surfing, has an author bio talking about how long they've been surfing etc.
Author 3 only writes about wakeboarding, has an author bio talking about how long they've been wakeboarding etc..
The idea is to kind of establish a sense of topic authority with the reader. Rather than one person writing on all these topics, would it not be better to have multiple authors that stick to a certain topic. Or does it even matter at all?
Sorry if this is confusing, I tried to explain as best I could.
I am writing all content but am curious if it's best to have one author for the entire site (will be using a pen name) or multiple authors that will take on a specific sub niche.
For example.
Author 1 only writes about swimming, has an author bio talking about how long they've been swimming etc.
Author 2 only writes about surfing, has an author bio talking about how long they've been surfing etc.
Author 3 only writes about wakeboarding, has an author bio talking about how long they've been wakeboarding etc..
The idea is to kind of establish a sense of topic authority with the reader. Rather than one person writing on all these topics, would it not be better to have multiple authors that stick to a certain topic. Or does it even matter at all?
Sorry if this is confusing, I tried to explain as best I could.