biscaywave
Newbie
- Dec 5, 2015
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Content, content and more content seems to be the mantra of many black hat SEOs.
As an experienced business owner, I know how to make engaging and interesting text and graphical content. I then submit this content to my graphic designer who does a splendid job of making into a very professional e-book type document. This is then posted to the homepage of my site.
However, lately I am worrying that the emotional part of my brain is engaging in some sort vanity exercise and I'm doing this just because e-book type documents look so cool / professional on my site. While the logical part of brain is saying that maybe this is all just a waste of time. With a PDF book the information, keywords, etc., are scattered everywhere in a 30 page booklet. The booklet is then posted on the homepage.
Am I completely mad following this approach? Are PDF's really any good for SERP ranking? Would I be much better off delivering my high-quality content via some other means?
As an experienced business owner, I know how to make engaging and interesting text and graphical content. I then submit this content to my graphic designer who does a splendid job of making into a very professional e-book type document. This is then posted to the homepage of my site.
However, lately I am worrying that the emotional part of my brain is engaging in some sort vanity exercise and I'm doing this just because e-book type documents look so cool / professional on my site. While the logical part of brain is saying that maybe this is all just a waste of time. With a PDF book the information, keywords, etc., are scattered everywhere in a 30 page booklet. The booklet is then posted on the homepage.
Am I completely mad following this approach? Are PDF's really any good for SERP ranking? Would I be much better off delivering my high-quality content via some other means?