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[Blaka]

In the world of SEO, the ongoing discussion between content quality and quantity endures. While quantity may initially draw attention, it is excellence that maintains engagement and establishes credibility. Search engines progressively prioritize content that is informative, relevant, and genuinely addresses user inquiries. Excellence content not only enhances user experience but also earns backlinks and social shares, crucial metrics in SEO. While a consistent flow of content is advantageous, a strategic emphasis on excellence ultimately triumphs, ensuring that each piece contributes significantly to the website's authority and relevance, aligning perfectly with search engine algorithms and user expectations.

 

[Dean1]

Give quality the top priority when creating landing pages or other essential content. These ought to be thorough, well-researched, and perfectly SEO-optimized. Conduct regular content audits to find outdated or low-quality content. To maintain a high level of content consistency, think about consolidating or improving them.

 

[Mosesuwa]

I completely agree with you, @Arjunpuzni. Quality over quantity is the way to go when it comes to SEO. It's important as a blogger to have informative and relevant content that addresses your readers questions. This way, not only do you improve user experience, but that will also earn you social shares, which is crucial for SEO.

 

[IB DD]

When a blog has a low bounce rate, it is because visitors of that blog find value in the contents of that blog for them to spend time there. If you like, pack loads of low quality contents on your site, no one would spend two minutes there after glancing through the first set of contents.

 

[btaliat]

I do argue that most time, Google may not be concerned with the length of your articles. That's why I will still put quality over quantity. The more relevant your articles is, the more chance of making it to the first page of SERP and rank higher by Google.

 

[GoldenLady]

Search engines always reward quality over quantity no matter how long it takes.

Some people use artificial intelligence now to push out multiple articles per day, but eventually the site gets weeded out by crawlers.

User experience isn't also great of the quality is low and will lead to high bounce rates.

 

[Gamer01]

Definitely right search engines know about all of this and they are surely going to punish such websites sooner or later because they know that what ever happens to the websites if these grow then it is an unfair thing to be happening with the people who work hard actually .

 

[btaliat]

Quality will surely take over quality but the fact is that the quality as well need to have some quantity to be considered by Google. Google doesn't treat short article, no matter how valuable, as that important as it should be except the website has higher DA.

 

[IB DD]

Quality will surely take over quality but the fact is that the quality as well need to have some quantity to be considered by Google. Google doesn't treat short article, no matter how valuable, as that important as it should be except the website has higher DA.

Quora responses that are helpful are indexed on Google search results. I don't believe that Quora posts are article standards. While I agree with you that overtly short contents have no particular value in SEO but quality still reigns supreme.

 

[GoldenLady]

Quora responses that are helpful are indexed on Google search results. I don't believe that Quora posts are article standards. While I agree with you that overtly short contents have no particular value in SEO but quality still reigns supreme.

True indeed, and it depends on the niche. What really matters is that the article lenghty should satisfy the query fully, and for some simple questions, all you need is five hundred words or thereabouts.

Filling your content with unhelpful fluff can be counterproductive

 

[IB DD]

True indeed, and it depends on the niche. What really matters is that the article lenghty should satisfy the query fully, and for some simple questions, all you need is five hundred words or thereabouts.

Filling your content with unhelpful fluff can be counterproductive

Did you say five hundred words. I think that is a tad too much for a Quora response that I see indexed. Most of the ones I see are just 300 characters if highly educating and helpful answers to the search query keyed in.

 

[Deyiang]

I always tell content makers that if you put worthless articles on your blog google will not index it.
Even your visitors will not visit the site again because they got nothing to bring them back again.
It is better you take time to write your contents knowing fully well that it will stand a test of time

 

[Wisdom01]

I think Content creators must understand that their readers are looking for valuable information that can help solve their problems. By creating quality content that satisfies the needs of their audience, they can build a loyal followership, which can drive more traffic to their website.

 

[lamia5765]

Quantity could be some generic content or something that doesn't relate to the niche of the blog or a low-quality thread. I prefer quality over quantity. Because this is what could attract a reader to a blog or niche.

 

[Wisdom01]

Quantity could be some generic content or something that doesn't relate to the niche of the blog or a low-quality thread. I prefer quality over quantity. Because this is what could attract a reader to a blog or niche.

I believe Quality content is key in keeping readers engaged and interested in the topic. It's better to have fewer, but well-researched and thought-out posts, than to have a lot of mediocre or irrelevant content. It's important to provide value to readers, and that can only be achieved through quality content

 

[kayode10]

In SEO, content quality trumps quantity. While a consistent flow of content is beneficial, high-quality content that's relevant, engaging, and valuable to users holds greater weight with search engines. Quality content earns more backlinks, social shares, and user engagement, which are key factors in ranking algorithms. Prioritizing quality ensures sustainable SEO success by fostering trust, authority, and positive user experiences.

 

[Wisdom01]

In SEO, content quality trumps quantity. While a consistent flow of content is beneficial, high-quality content that's relevant, engaging, and valuable to users holds greater weight with search engines. Quality content earns more backlinks, social shares, and user engagement, which are key factors in ranking algorithms. Prioritizing quality ensures sustainable SEO success by fostering trust, authority, and positive user experiences.

i still feel is essential to focus on creating high-quality content rather than emphasizing the quantity. Quality content helps a website to gain more organic traffic by attracting users, earning backlinks, and social shares

 

[IB DD]

Personally, if I visit your blog and I see that you have poorly written contents, I would never visit such a blog again. Content quality would keep your visitors and audience coming back. It can't be emphasized enough that quality over quantity when it comes to contents.

 

[lamia5765]

In SEO, content quality trumps quantity. While a consistent flow of content is beneficial, high-quality content that's relevant, engaging, and valuable to users holds greater weight with search engines. Quality content earns more backlinks, social shares, and user engagement, which are key factors in ranking algorithms. Prioritizing quality ensures sustainable SEO success by fostering trust, authority, and positive user experiences.

It depends because even the comments on the article need to maintain a certain level of quality or all the work is dropped down and becomes a non longer usable blog due to advertisement and ref links promoted inside it.