Why Autoblogging & SEO Beat PPC
Autoblogging and SEO rule, and here's why: I lurk on a few forums, and I ran across more than one post saying that after having a the latest tweak, the exact match results for particular keywords using the Google keyword tool had decreased up to fifty percent.
Really think about it: You had purchased a domain and ran a Pay per click campaign in line with the exact match phrase for the keyword. You had believed that there were no less than 5,000 searches for your long-tailed keyword and you had truly been making backlinks around this keyword for weeks. You at long last get a website in the top 5 search results for the keyword, and then be disappointed that you simply are not receiving the visitors that you had envisioned. You look into the search results once again, only to discover that there are now less than 1000 searches for that keyword.
I'd be angry if this was my personal scenario. Imagine the huge amounts of cash businesses invest in PPC, now they're finding out how the phrases they are targeting have a lot less traffic than they imagined. Law suits anyone? Tends to make me pleased that I avoid PPC!
Thankfully, as an autoblogger, I am exempt from most of the fallout of this finding. Being an autoblogger, I depend far more on utter volume of keywords (not volume of searches) to bring me the results I am searching for.
Basically, as an autoblogger, I function in reverse to standard blogger's methods. After pumping out countless blogposts with my autoblogging software that I am beta testing, I delay and see the ones are receiving Google love by checking for top URLs in Awstats. When I begin to see the cream rising to the peak,in terms of amount of page views, I then commence ramping up a campaign to bring traffic by utilizing SEO strategies such as article submission, commenting on blogs, book marking and creating forum profiles. Unlike traditional blogging methods, I'm not writing post after post and book marking constantly well before I even know if there's any real interest in a certain keyword phrase.
I don't know about you, but I truly don't like wasting my time running after something which never was there to begin with. And by using autoblogging, I don't have to. Obviously, there's extra twists to my method that even further laser-hone how I move forward with a strategy applying these profitable keywords.
Really think about it: You had purchased a domain and ran a Pay per click campaign in line with the exact match phrase for the keyword. You had believed that there were no less than 5,000 searches for your long-tailed keyword and you had truly been making backlinks around this keyword for weeks. You at long last get a website in the top 5 search results for the keyword, and then be disappointed that you simply are not receiving the visitors that you had envisioned. You look into the search results once again, only to discover that there are now less than 1000 searches for that keyword.
I'd be angry if this was my personal scenario. Imagine the huge amounts of cash businesses invest in PPC, now they're finding out how the phrases they are targeting have a lot less traffic than they imagined. Law suits anyone? Tends to make me pleased that I avoid PPC!
Thankfully, as an autoblogger, I am exempt from most of the fallout of this finding. Being an autoblogger, I depend far more on utter volume of keywords (not volume of searches) to bring me the results I am searching for.
Basically, as an autoblogger, I function in reverse to standard blogger's methods. After pumping out countless blogposts with my autoblogging software that I am beta testing, I delay and see the ones are receiving Google love by checking for top URLs in Awstats. When I begin to see the cream rising to the peak,in terms of amount of page views, I then commence ramping up a campaign to bring traffic by utilizing SEO strategies such as article submission, commenting on blogs, book marking and creating forum profiles. Unlike traditional blogging methods, I'm not writing post after post and book marking constantly well before I even know if there's any real interest in a certain keyword phrase.
I don't know about you, but I truly don't like wasting my time running after something which never was there to begin with. And by using autoblogging, I don't have to. Obviously, there's extra twists to my method that even further laser-hone how I move forward with a strategy applying these profitable keywords.
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