For EZA Members - Will Our Articles Eventually Saturate The Entire Buyer's Market?
Hundreds of people submit about 5-10 articles per day. Most EZA writers obsess over having specifically different longtail keywords in every article that they write.
Another tactic is trying to get as many backlinks from blogs, social bookmarking services, and other articles pointed back to the original articles.
If you type in "how to get your ex lover back", you'll most likely find EZA articles at the top pointing to Magic of Making Up.
If you type in "how to lose weight in 2 weeks", you'll most likely find EZA articles at the top pointing to Weight Loss 4 Idiots.
So, as everyone is working their hardest, scrambling to find the last scraps of longtail keywords to optimize their SEO, do you think that in 5 to 10 years, articles eventually saturate out the entire buyer's market?
And what does this do to the quality of our future articles?
Another tactic is trying to get as many backlinks from blogs, social bookmarking services, and other articles pointed back to the original articles.
If you type in "how to get your ex lover back", you'll most likely find EZA articles at the top pointing to Magic of Making Up.
If you type in "how to lose weight in 2 weeks", you'll most likely find EZA articles at the top pointing to Weight Loss 4 Idiots.
So, as everyone is working their hardest, scrambling to find the last scraps of longtail keywords to optimize their SEO, do you think that in 5 to 10 years, articles eventually saturate out the entire buyer's market?
And what does this do to the quality of our future articles?