did somebody see huge improvment after using SILO?
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didpublishing
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SILO structures for website content is actually welcomed by web crawlers. It shows proper site organization. Combine that with pillar posts and pillar pages and you have a great chance at ranking for hundreds of long tail keywords even with a minimum of backlinks.
antoniofmunoz
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Yes, I can see the change a my web
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ContentWriter
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They work better than other strategies and they are easily accepted by web crawlers, so if I were you, I would welcome the idea of using such.
Bigstar20
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I followed the posts from Jayder and Ozzyzig in this thread: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/the-ultimate-guide-to-seo-siloing-dominate-google-in-2018.985967/
swords12
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Actually, the SILO approach is a good structured approach to the overall content structure of your site. It offers a better planning approach, so that your content will look neat and related in its respective segments, and it also automatically group similar content together in that aspect.
Such circumstances would also allow the web visitors to easily locate related content on your site, and hence that could lower bounce rate, and further improve user engagement on your site as a whole.
Implementing the approach may not have immediate or direct result, but the benefits from the result can be seen in the long term respectively.
Such circumstances would also allow the web visitors to easily locate related content on your site, and hence that could lower bounce rate, and further improve user engagement on your site as a whole.
Implementing the approach may not have immediate or direct result, but the benefits from the result can be seen in the long term respectively.
I read the post but it is not that clear, he says to put 20 recent posts on the category page, can somebody draw a schema of some sort to better understand this
also do you have to exclude these articles that link back to landing pages from menu? Cause blog page will index them and link to them.
Maybe you need to create only pages and not articles in WP??
Bigstar20
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See the posts by Jayder later in the thread, he explains it more clearly. (https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/t...te-google-in-2018.985967/page-6#post-10577819)
Yes, I only use pages.
You need to think about your site and how it can be divided up into sections. For my site, I only have one type of product, so I decided to divide it up into brands. Each brand is linked in the top menu.
So my menu is set out like this:
Sony TVs
Panasonic TVs
LG TVs
When I go to Sony TVs, I have 500 words about Sony TVs (I don't care about ranking this page) and then link to all my Sony TV reviews from that page. In my reviews, I only link to other Sony TV reviews and to the Sony TV menu.
http://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/5792/how-do-you-guys-do-onpage-seo-now/p5#Comment_56696
