"Content is king, external links are king" these eight words have basically become the secrets and the only way to do it in the field of Internet SEO. It can be said that this is also the basic work code that all SEOers follow when doing website optimization work. Here, I hope to make some fine-tuning to this SEO theorem. Of course, from a macro perspective, no matter how it is changed, adjusted, or called, SEO actually operates within this framework.
But it is this seemingly simple eight-character motto that explains the basic working mechanism and fundamental evaluation criteria of search engines. Therefore, the Bazi mantra here can almost be equated with the Bazi mantra. Shu Ku believes that proverbs are words that are closer to religious color, as if they are predestined arrangements. On the other hand, the mantra has a more humanistic color and seems to be closer to the natural science itself. The arrangement and use of these two words is actually, to a large extent, the mental journey of some relatively elite SEOers who face the constant changes in search engine scoring rules in their actual work and are unable to get practical answers to the questions.
Whether it is the summary of these eight words or the ideological migration of the word Zhenzhen, it is expected to use an ultimate SEO standard to fundamentally solve the huge Sphinx mystery of search engines.
It should be said that this conclusion basically vividly depicts the basic routine behind countless spiders coming in and out of the Internet. It can be considered that more than 90% of websites will immediately start arranging the specific work of these eight words after the target website is online. Although, the Internet is an emerging industry for us humans in general. Compared with those traditional agriculture and handicraft industries, I don’t know how many years younger it is. But when it comes to the operational level, they actually have some common characteristics and requirements. What differs are the tools used by practitioners and the platforms on which they are based. What these basic things have in common is: ordinary and boring.
Behind the colorful and ever-changing visual interfaces seen by countless netizens and visitors are the vast number of Internet workers working and editing in obscurity. This is because of the hardships in the background of these interfaces, which has caused many software engineers and web designers a lot of trouble and helplessness. In many high-tech parks, people jokingly call those programmers in suits and leather shoes "migrant workers on the Internet." Behind the birth of this specific term is naturally the condensation, summary, refinement and sublimation of various processes and links on the Internet by those who think about the nature of the Internet.
From this perspective, "Migrant Workers on the Internet" has an obvious humorous component. When it comes to humor, it is easy to associate the word funny from related searches, but Shu believes that there is an essential difference between the two. Funny comes from sensationalism and affectation; while humor comes from the accumulation, feedback and profound thinking of life. The most typical subdivision of professions, here can be explained by "political cartoons". The importance and application of news media in the so-called democratic countries in the West cannot be called contemptuously by the word so-called. On the contrary, it is necessary to spare no effort to focus on optimizing the word news. At the same time, the birth and application of the Internet has brought the immediacy, timeliness, and documentary nature of news to an unprecedented level, creating countless perspectives that can be reinterpreted. This should also be attributed to the huge contribution of the Internet.
Back to the topic, the fine-tuning proposed by Shu is that in terms of the use of links, the importance of internal links should also be paid attention to during the continuous optimization of the target website. Don’t focus your optimization work on the construction and optimization of external links to the website and website content, and ignore the connections and interactions between the internal content of the website. The next point that Shuyu wants to extend is that this kind of internal linking work is not only tangible and visible, but more importantly, it is actually more soulful. The essence is the invisible but soulful connection between the contents. The dream revolves around the logical relationship of thoughts throughout. This can cover all known forms of expression on the Internet, as long as it is any corner that can be reached by network technology capabilities, such as text, video, audio, pictures, etc. For our vast number of small and medium-sized webmasters, the main thing they focus on is text, and the effective combination of these words is a large number of articles produced.
What search engines need is a large number of valuable, readable, and sustainable original articles. The overall demand in this regard is: Han Xin points out, the more the better.
One of the reasons why there were repeated entanglements and quarrels on the Internet some time ago that even threatened to take a walk: it is that a large amount of original content that meets the above standards has been published on the Internet. This is a secondary factor, which makes people unable to What is accepted is that these things are not directly related to currency. So, let’s start scolding! A large number of related articles have been produced around the war of words. Anyway, Baidu's search engine is also open to all rivers, and when democracy is fully democratic, a hundred flowers can bloom. Surprisingly, even related websites that insulted CEO Li ranked second on Baidu for related searches. Alas, I still don’t understand it after all.
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