What do you consider good content?

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I'm not native in English, so I would appreciate examples of articles that are considered "good content".
 
a good article will be when i don't get bored reading it, and i forgot time oo it's already finished.
 
I'm not native in English, so I would appreciate examples of articles that are considered "good content".

Your English is fine.

For me " good content " is an article I can read without getting bored, that is free from errors, grammar or factual. It needs to be engaging, informative, that flows.

The fact you're using I'm and not I am, shows you have a good grasp of English.

Grammarly is your friend or Hemingway App.
 
A good content is the content that fulfills what user wants. Your content should be helpful for the user. If the content is not answering the search intent it cannot be considered as quality content.
 
Good written content is one that engages the person that reads it, so that the person reads the entire article till the end.
 
Any article that is -

1) thoughtfully written with end reader in mind,
2) sticking to the core of the topic providing valuable information,
3) does not have grammatical errors and spelling mistakes
4) if it is published in a website, it is coupled with good images and video references wherever necessary,

is a good content in my opinion.
 
As said above, additionally keep your content
- More engaging
- Be trustworthy
- Keep your content up to date
 
I'm not native in English, so I would appreciate examples of articles that are considered "good content".
"Good content" means it is interesting and useful for real human. It's not the question of good English language.
 
There is no fixed answer to this question since what might be good content for one person might not be good content for another. However, a few general things to keep in mind include:

1. Making sure your content is well-written and easy to read.

2. Ensuring that your content is informative and provides value to readers.

3. Including interesting and relevant images or videos to help illustrate your points.

4. Keeping your tone upbeat and positive, even when discussing difficult topics.

5. Breaking up large chunks of text with headings and sub-headings to make it easier to read.
 
According to me, a good content is the one which is relevant, interesting and provides some value.
 
Get a few keywords, and search them on Google until you see some medium.com articles ranking top 5.
Check them out, copy their engagement writing.
 
First, it has to provide value but mustn't be diluted by thousands of words of fluff. It must have a human touch, a bit of passion in the writing style, it can be an official style but not completely impersonal.

It doesn't have to be written like you write copy either, it's just an article not a sales landing page. Less engagement gimmicks and more common sense and authenticity. Throw in a little humor and you're golden.
 
well put yourself in your client shoes and read your article ,If you like it a lot and enjoy it then probably also people will like it
 
you can see some examples from big sites like the new york times or theguardian
 
Anything that can rank, even better if it can rank by itself.
 
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