Comments on: Is there such a thing as too much content? http://www.blogaboutcrafts.com/is-there-such-a-thing-as-too-much-content.html Conversations about selling crafts on the web. Sat, 04 Feb 2012 01:29:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Icon Designer http://www.blogaboutcrafts.com/is-there-such-a-thing-as-too-much-content.html#comment-92 Icon Designer Thu, 01 Nov 2007 06:13:59 +0000 http://flashgallerytemplate.com/?p=57#comment-92 Hi, Its a informative post.As i am new to this SEO field, really it is very much useful and helpful for me.I agree with you shorter sentences are easier to read.Good explanations by you.Especially the keyword density calculation is really useful for me.Thanks for your valuable information.Did you wrote any other post related to this? Hi,
Its a informative post.As i am new to this SEO field, really it is very much useful and helpful for me.I agree with you shorter sentences are easier to read.Good explanations by you.Especially the keyword density calculation is really useful for me.Thanks for your valuable information.Did you wrote any other post related to this?

]]> By: Alain Saffel http://www.blogaboutcrafts.com/is-there-such-a-thing-as-too-much-content.html#comment-89 Alain Saffel Thu, 25 Oct 2007 16:05:57 +0000 http://flashgallerytemplate.com/?p=57#comment-89 I don't think there is ever too much content, so long as it is organized properly and written well. The ideal amount of content really depends on the topic and your goal in writing it. If you're writing to sell, then your content should be focused on that effort and there should be enough to do that. If you're not writing to sell, but for informational purposes, write as much as you like. I agree with your points about keeping writing organized. Reading on screen is difficult at the best of times, so shorter chunks of text broken up with header tags makes life a lot easier. As someone who likes to write for a living, I find many sites painful to surf. Long stretches of text are the least of my worries. Grammar and spelling errors abound. Poor design also interferes with ease of reading. So many people think they can write and don't feel the need to hire a writer. At the very least they should hire someone to edit their writing. Nobody wants to pay for professional help, or if they do, it's a pittance. It's a shame because so many sites could be improved with some editing and some SEO. I don’t think there is ever too much content, so long as it is organized properly and written well.

The ideal amount of content really depends on the topic and your goal in writing it. If you’re writing to sell, then your content should be focused on that effort and there should be enough to do that.

If you’re not writing to sell, but for informational purposes, write as much as you like. I agree with your points about keeping writing organized. Reading on screen is difficult at the best of times, so shorter chunks of text broken up with header tags makes life a lot easier.

As someone who likes to write for a living, I find many sites painful to surf. Long stretches of text are the least of my worries. Grammar and spelling errors abound. Poor design also interferes with ease of reading.

So many people think they can write and don’t feel the need to hire a writer. At the very least they should hire someone to edit their writing. Nobody wants to pay for professional help, or if they do, it’s a pittance. It’s a shame because so many sites could be improved with some editing and some SEO.

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