[skysnap]

Google has declared that blogs written for the search are not going to get value anymore, now content written for people will get more value. So it seems like we have to write content for people and engage with them, so forums win it seems.

Check this tweet: https://twitter.com/searchliaison/statu ... 7442357249

What do you think will happen to your blog in this case?

[Fergal]

Google has declared that blogs written for the search are not going to get value anymore, now content written for people will get more value

That's interesting, I'm a little surprised to see Google tweeting that. I thought that it was always their policy to prioritize content for people not search engines. I don't see this as a change, but perhaps they are getting even stricter on it.

[raaman]

If it helps sub-domain blogs (with Google's own blogger), and 'PPV' article writing sites, it will be helpful, I think.

[Treborika]

It can be a big blow for the bloggers who invested their time and effort in writing search blogs which no longer add any value.

[raaman]

Google has declared that blogs written for the search are not going to get value anymore

So, now at least, I think that all the revenue share sites will stop telling its members to post search-engine friendly content.

[peachpurple]

May i know what does it mean by are not going to get value anymore? Does it imply that the blog owner cannot earn adsense anymore?

[jobless dude]

Google has declared that blogs written for the search are not going to get value anymore, now content written for people will get more value. So it seems like we have to write content for people and engage with them, so forums win it seems.

Check this tweet: https://twitter.com/searchliaison/statu ... 7442357249

What do you think will happen to your blog in this case?

There is always a hidden loop. Someone will exploit the same.

[edman200]

Google forums can be beneficial and helpful and can be beneficial to anyone looking to add some look to their blogs I would recommend this idea.