So I have been reading a lot on this forum and the web about silo structuring. One of the biggest problems I haven't found much about however is the main page having to be static.
My sites are content heavy authority sites with magazine themes, so to describe the paradox:
Making the main page fully static would be a no-no in terms of user-friendliness while not doing so would make it a no-no in terms of silo leakage.
But then I realized something, about which I could use some feedback:
Silo structuring works because of building up SEO juice flow over time. Magazine templates ideally have a week's up to a month's content on the main page. So if content first appears on the main page (user-friendly, but duplicate to google), but disappears from there after say a month, I wouldn't immediately call the silo structure "broken", just temporarily leaking while it's still building up link juice anyway.
Thoughts, anyone?
My sites are content heavy authority sites with magazine themes, so to describe the paradox:
Making the main page fully static would be a no-no in terms of user-friendliness while not doing so would make it a no-no in terms of silo leakage.
But then I realized something, about which I could use some feedback:
Silo structuring works because of building up SEO juice flow over time. Magazine templates ideally have a week's up to a month's content on the main page. So if content first appears on the main page (user-friendly, but duplicate to google), but disappears from there after say a month, I wouldn't immediately call the silo structure "broken", just temporarily leaking while it's still building up link juice anyway.
Thoughts, anyone?