Matt Cutts, head of the Google Webspam team, fields a great question about how to handle developing news.
“If I have a developing news story, should I keep updating the same page, or create a new one when the content changes?” - kate, US
He offers up some great reasons for adding updates to the same page rather than starting a new post. Help your readers find all of the information on your hot and developing stories with these great tips from THE Google Webmaster.
- Bio
- Google+
- Latest Posts
Michelle Stinson Ross
Social Media Consultant
Michelle is the co-host of the popular Social Media discussion group #SocialChat, blogger, and Social Media Advocate/Consultant +Michelle Stinson Ross
@SocialMichelleR
Follow @SocialMichelleR
FirestarterSocial
+Michelle Stinson Ross
Latest posts by Michelle Stinson Ross (see all)
- Matt Cutts Tips for Updating News Articles - February 8, 2013
- Infographic: How Users Interact with Pinterest - February 7, 2013
- #Pinterest Seeks to Raise Its Valuation from $1.5 Billion to $2.5 Billion - February 7, 2013
free search engine submission free search engine submission software
No comments:
Post a Comment