There are many reasons:
1. Google loves blogs. Even more, they love Wordpress (a blogging platform).
Matt Cutts always talks about how great WP is for SEO. Here’s your irst resource:
Matt Cutt’s Blog. He’s Senior Engineer at Google. You get the info straight from the horse’s mouth here.
2. WP ranks awesome, especially for long tail (many words) keywords.
Google looks at blogs as if they are offering speciied content. This is key because when we are targeting the long tail, Google will be looking for blogs. Better yet, long tail is a user putting in a more speciic search, therefore they are more likely to ind what they’re looking for when you’re targeting it, which creates more buyers.
3. WP is basically free.
All you have to do is setup hosting and you can get that forlike $60/year. And on that account you can setup like 1000 blogs.
4. On WP, you can create pages until you are blue in the face.
More pages = more PageRank (PR) – I’ll talk about this more.
5. Blogs are easy to setup.
You don’t need programming knowledge. I don’t knowabout you but I have better things to do than learn how to program a site with HTML into existence.
6. They don’t necessarily scream: “I’m selling something.”
You can actually provide good, free content to your visitors and then they can click to your offer. They
have the ability to convert extremely well by giving you a chance to pre‐sell your visitors.
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I see strange thing, wordpress.com blog indexed more quickly than blogger.com. Do you see it, too?
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