Content – SEO’s answer to painting the Golden Gate Bridge January 25, 2010

Content is an ever-growing, ever-changing strategy. I say strategy, as at redsauce, we successfully use content strategies to take our clients sites to places that they shouldn’t be, considering the price that they have paid!

Strategy: an elaborate and systematic plan of action

How true – as well as more than first-rate SEO techniques – so good, in fact, that we consider what others claim to be amazing techniques as merely the ‘norm’ – we produce a plan of action for our clients in terms of the content written for their sites.

We have realised something very pertinent at redsauce which is that just when you have devised, planned and then produced the goods, you need to then devise a whole new plan to take the site even further away from competition. This can be both exhilarating and mundane in the same breath. Why? Because the knowledge that adding a whole series of planned content around a particular subject will deliver many more sales for a client is an exciting realisation, but immediately after follows the reality that the content then needs to be built.

AAAAGGGGHHHH! as our content team may say.

So, just like the Golden Gate Bridge, which needs to be painted as soon as the last paint job has finished, content for your website should be ready to be added to and edited as soon as your next round of content is added.

This is a key foundation of success online – the admission that fresh, unique, interesting content must be added every single day of the year, and even more frequently than that.

Those that already do this are way to busy to be reading this blog post.

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