Myth #2: Long and keyword stuffed content gets higher reach. Let us take the example of Seth Godin, world renowned entrepreneur, public speaker, and blogger. His blog with less than a hundred words could get thousands of shares and engagements on website and social media. Well, apart from he’s already famous; his blogs speak directly to his audience. He knows exactly what to say, where, when, and whom to say it. Although there are other content marketers, particularly for #B2C marketing, who create extremely large contents that go viral in an instant. We can say that it really depends on the target audience. For B2C, short and concise contents are more appealing while #B2B marketing favors longer contents where ideas are supported with lists of facts and data. What’s important is that the contents you create speak directly to humans and not to search engine robots. Stuffing your contents with keywords is also not a good practice and this strategy could eventually get your website penalized by the search engine. More Myths and Facts about #ContentMarketing on our latest blog, click here: wsinetpower.blogspot.ae/2014/12/the-myths-and-facts-about-content.html
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