Pages with Long Content VS Multiple Pages with Content
On the other hand we see pages ranked consistently with a good content and may only be a typical single page in length. Commonly these pages are configured in a pyramid theme, at the top of the theme would be your primary subject and the pages below it could be considered topics that are inline with your primary theme. Which is the way I prefer to build sites out with content.
For example, I will use Cystic Fibrosis since I am trying to collect donations for it. Hint hint…
Your top category page: Cystic Fibrosis
Should contain a brief synopsis of the subject.
Your sub-category pages should be relevant and linked to from your primary category page:
• Symptoms
o Digestion Issues
o Breathing Problems
o Loss of Appetite
o Digestion Problems
• Treatments
o Physical Therapy
o Lung Transplant
o Medications
• Living with Cystic Fibrosis
o Mental Anxiety
o Burdon on Parents and Siblings
This method seems to work very well for containing content. It is important that each one of these themed pages link back to the Parent page as well as the subject pages themselves. Otherwise you are not taking advantage of the linking powers that move upward.
Labels: content, cystic fibrosis, seo




1 Comments:
Aaron is one way better than the other. For example on my website I have a page of goalkeeper drills.
http://www.askthegoalkeeper.com/Drills.html
I feel that my content is organized, but would it be better for my SEO to have individual pages for each drill
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