3 Essential High Quality Content Creation Practices

High quality content is no longer an industry buzzword. Read on for 3 essential high quality content creation practices you need to implement on your website.

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Ramzi Chamat / 8 Ways Media
2015-02-25 08:20:00

High-quality content creation is no longer a fashionable term but a fundamental aspect of any website. In order for a website to rank well and gain a high client following it needs to be brimming with high-quality content creation that is well researched, interesting and useful.

Google places a heavy emphasis on high-quality content creation, citing that an interesting, well-written website will automatically increase its own reputability.

Creating interesting, useful content encourages readers to share that content with others, whether through email, social media platforms or blog posts. Organic interest in your website is also one of the strongest ways to gain recognition from Google, which will naturally contribute towards your SEO rankings.

Three of the best high-quality content creation practices are outlined below:

1.       Make your Content Easy to Read

People’s reading habits have changed considerably over the years due to an increase in internet usage as well as smartphone/tablet usage. As such it’s vital to create easy to read content that is well presented and broken up by plenty of images.

Include bullet points and numbering systems as well as plenty of paragraphs so that your text is broken up into sizeable chunks. Also, ensure that your text is very well written with no spelling or grammar errors.

2.       Create Unique Content on a Regular Basis

Fresh, new content will keep your current readership interested whilst bringing in a brand new audience. Do your research to ensure that each and every piece you write is well-researched. If you want to write about something that’s already been covered, look for a unique spin on that topic to present something different to your readers. Avoid duplicating existing content as this will bring little value to your readers or search engines.

3.       Focus on your Users First

Always put your readers first. Though it’s tempting to do exactly as Google wants, it’s more important to focus first on what your readers want and then on what Google wants. Google recognises a popular, user-friendly website anyway and will categorise it accordingly as a result. 

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