Seo Licious
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It based on your content quality. You can use high-quality content it will harm
Can too much content harm SEO?
- Thread starter AlphardAster
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- Aug 21, 2016
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Not at all, Don't do the Over-optimization & Keyword Stuffing. Google always love lengthy content.
GSERP
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- Dec 17, 2015
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As long as the content is 100% unique and relevant to your money site, it won't affect your rank. But if you spilt your content 1000 words per page/article, you can have posibilites to focus more keyword rather having all in one content. In addition, don't publish all together to rank better.
sir.rankalot
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If your content is unique and clean (no porn, no casino, no gambling) it will be ok. Make sure your backlinks are good too
ShashiKumaar
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Yes, it all depends on your niche. Just for the sake of show case or generic advice will neither make interest nor ranking. Instead you can make a guide made out of ten articles. Traffic is vanity metric sales matter the most.
BlackHatWriter
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If you use quality, manually written, and unique content, the length will only add to the value.
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If you are only copy pasting the content, yes it can harm your website.
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I've worked on projects doing 10k words a day.
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It won't harm, just make sure you post the articles regularly every day, it'll be way better.
Optimaxx
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I believe, according to the seo principles, that having to many pages/posts without backed by external backlinks will have a negative impact on the rankings.
Because, each new page/post will take some page rank, some call it page juice, from its domain, in order to rank, which, therefore, real high-DA websites tend to rank its pages without any backlinks.
This means, unless the page/post you create adds no value to your website, why waste page rank?
Because, each new page/post will take some page rank, some call it page juice, from its domain, in order to rank, which, therefore, real high-DA websites tend to rank its pages without any backlinks.
This means, unless the page/post you create adds no value to your website, why waste page rank?
AlphardAster
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- Apr 6, 2020
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Thank you everyone for the answers! The content will be very useful. In fact, I need that much content to be written every week, as it is an informative site and there's so much to be written for my niche. So I won't force cannibalised content, but it will be literally genuine content that users will be interested in. So I'm glad to hear that it will help SEO.
Thank you again everyone!
Thank you again everyone!
RayChand
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No way, too much Content is what Google wants. If you can do 5000 words per week, then you are lucky. All you need to do is to ensure the Content you are providing is High Quality and targeted. By targeted I mean, you should do your keyword research and make sure you are producing Content that people want to read—not just filling your hosting space with irrelevant stuff.
Gholbigrinn
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- May 28, 2020
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Too much content will not harm your SEO unless it is not relevant content to your prospects. If it is relevant and it has all the keywords then ti will not matter how much it is. The only problem you are going to face is how to get more content ever time since you are already using a lot of content.
Piko
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- Apr 12, 2018
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It's not too much, mate!