What exactly is GOOD content?

[lwelch45]

good content to ME is defined by what it can do, in terms of attracting traffic

[wamena32]

A good content must be informative

[kaseybaker1]

I'd say good content is content that helps people find what they are looking for. Every reader that finds your blog, found it because they were looking for something.

[gge1989]

I think that the people choice whta see, you can post the most interesting thing of all the world but not everybody watched, so good luck.
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[skinny_bones4]

You need several things to make you blog full of content. Talking about popular subjects at the time will bring readers to your blog. Some people are into personal blogs, but not many. I include some personal entries with my popular subjects and the personal posts recieve less views. So make sure to keep the subject interesting.

Also, I think the way you write your post helps the content. Make sure to put a touch of your personality in there and not make it a magazine article.

[CalissaLeigh]

Two jokes per page, don't stop for sunsets.

[davidgonzalez9022]

There are a lot of articles that can justify as "good" content...but are the REALLY. Basically, content is king when it comes to websites or blogs. Without content there is no reason for readers to engage in what you have to say and keep coming back. Your writing should be grammatically correct, original, and be labeled with a certain style that fits your readers preferences.

[theologyx]

For me:

Less Texts,

More Pictures, Graphics, etc.
& distinct Colors

Theo

[warrencon]

Originally Posted by davidgonzalez9022

Basically, content is king when it comes to websites or blogs.

More obvious after reading this thread is opinions are like belly buttons, everyone has one. Mine is that HEADLINES are King and without good ones, content goes unread.

[ChickenFreak]

Originally Posted by warrencon

More obvious after reading this thread is opinions are like belly buttons, everyone has one. Mine is that HEADLINES are King and without good ones, content goes unread.

But if someone's lured in by a good headline and the content isn't great, odds are they won't be lured in again. And people recommend, and link to, and follow, and bookmark, and trust, content, not headlines.

A good menu description in a restaurant may make _one_ sale, but if the food is lousy, the illusion is over. The same for content. Headlines are only "king" if your model is about getting lots of one-time readers who never return. And I don't think that that's sustainable.