Martin Zhel

Awesome article! I couldn't agree more. I don't get why Google would want to get rid of it - they can use the data to improve their algorithm and search results, they can even make money with it by charging a small fee for using it. I will gladly pay.

Hey, I just wrote this ebook on How to use quality content to rank in Google.  http://oriorcreative.com/how-to-use-quality-content-to-rank-in-google

Inside I talk about:

why Google want quality content

how quality content affects ranking

the benefits for using quality content for SEO

elements of quality content

how to create quality content

how to use quality content to earn link

Let me know what you think.

Best,

Martin

Great list! I'm bookmarking it and I'll use it when I don't know what to blog post into the future.

This is one of my favories. It's from the Dip.

"All our successes are the same. All our failures, too. 
We succeed when we do something remarkable. 
We fail when we give up too soon. 
We succeed when we are the best in the world at what we do. 
We fail when we get distracted by task we don’t have the guts to quit." 

"Why will someone care about this content?". This is a very important questions to ask :)

if they increase above 60%, people may start to become a bit annoyed :)

Great article! It shows a lot how to prepare and execute your content marketing strategy

Hello, I just finished and designed my ebook "How to turn your website into a lead generation machine". Now I'd like to have a feedback from the inbound marketing community about it before the official release.

In the book I'm discussing:

why most websites are uneffective?

how to define the purpose of your website?

the process of building a website for the core purpose of generating leads

buyer personas and types of website visitors

messaging, relevancy and call to actions

the process of converting visitors into leads

how to improve your conversion rate with time

Let me know if you want a free copy and I will send it to you straight away.

I'm thinking that they might be preparing a new product that will bring innovation in the field of RSS subscriptions. Who knows for sure. But still when they are taking something that we value so much from us they should bring something better on the table. At least that's fare.

To waste money of course :)