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Blogging is near enough mainstream now.
There are millions of blogs in existence and we mean tens of millions!
Blogging (and Social Media for that point) is a tool widely adopted now for SEO success.
It is no surprise then that hundreds of SEO’ers are active in the blogging world.
The SEO industry is a mini community and many are active within it. They participate iin the forums and interact on the various blogs and many share with one another their latest SEO offerings, thoughts and views.
But, How Much Should You Blog?
You do not find the established names in the industry writing fresh content everyday.
Their reputations are established and their respect from their peers is guaranteed.
So, what about up and coming SEO’ers? How do they get recognised in a social media orientated landscape? How do they achieve cut through and prominence?
They turn to blogging of course!
They use blogs as a way of proving they know SEO, proving they can manipulate SERP rankings, know how to write killer content and garner the best links.
Is this the right approach?
At OnlineMediaLimited - whereas we try and embrace the communities we find ourselves in now - we do not deem it necessary to share all our killer tactics and tricks. Why should we?
Why Does The SEO Community Share So Much?
This is by no means a blast at some of the more prominent SEO bloggers.
It is just our opinion that to know Search Marketing and to know how to use the channel to make money for clients, it is not necessary to blog everyday about the subject.
We feel that the best Search Marketers are the ones spending more time with their clients.They are the ones analysing and mining every bit of data. Identifying the strengths and weaknesses of their efforts and finding new ways of achieving results.
We are not saying that SEOs should not blog or that blogging is in someway unproductive.
I guess what we are saying is that SEOs should 1) not give their hands away too easily and 2) start providing unique, innovative content.
Linkbuilding guides and ‘how to Twitter effectively’ type posts are SO 2008!
It is time to step your game up SEO’ers!
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