Content:
Content is what you
can see when you load a website
in your Internet browser and what makes you either stay
on the website or leave right away, depending on the fact if it
is relevant to what you were looking for, informative and
useful. Content may consist of text, graphics and – as
broadband connection and transfer rates are steadily increasing
– more and more of audio- and video
files. Advertisement
does not count as content.
Content decides
whether your website is a success or a failure. Neither would a
visitor stay on it for more than a few seconds if he wouldn’t
find something intriguing, useful or amusing, nor would you be
credited with a good search
engine ranking if your
Content isn’t relevant for your specific keyword
s or is the
same as on many other website (duplicate
content).
There are several
ways to find or procure Content for your website as described
under articles
. The best one is to produce it yourself or hire a ghost
writer. Then you can be certain your Content is unique. Taking
Content from other web sources, even without violating
any copyright
, can be done but only to some small extent. If most of
your website consists of duplicate content you at least will
receive a low search engine rating.
[Content
is from Latin continere, contentum = to contain]
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