The Future of SEO and Article Writing

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As an internet searcher I thought Google was Amazing. I’ve found really interesting things that I wasn’t even looking for! Kinda like going for a Sunday drive without a destination. I’ve also found really good, specific things returned in my searches. Now as a searchee …I’m dizzy from confusion. SEO is chaos!

I have one hope that is also a prediction: The next advance in the robots is going to clean up the pollution, and end this chaos. Right now it’s about tedious link building, quantity as in lots and lots of content and of coarse keywords ad nauseum. I don’t let keyword density affect my style too much. I may use a few less pronouns and sometimes sacrifice a catchy title barely hinting at the topic for a more search friendly one that better describes the content. If my prediction is true, the art –yeah right, as if…of writing for SEO is terminally ill.

So SEO writers: Keep making hay while the sun is shining. What search engine optimization is now, it won’t be then; in the future S-E-O is going to have a plot right next to D-I-S-C-O. Did I just make a “disco is dead” reference? Yep, I must be over 40. This is how smart I think these bots are going to be in the not too distant future:

If I knew exactly how they were going to do that I wouldn’t be writing this article at 2:00 a.m. I would be getting a good night’s sleep, in preparation for a tough day in the Google think tank. I would say that it still has to start with human judgment. That is why Digg.com and Stumble.com and these sites where millions of people will rate billions of pieces of content is out there now. After a huge mass of content sets standards for the good the bad and the ugly, all the bots will have to do is layover all those 0’s and 1’s and compare and categorize, i.e. this resembles what the humans say is good so it is good or this looks like what humans call an AWSEO -Article written for Search Engine Optimization…not good.

So churn out the SEO content one every fifty minutes and collect $1.80 per month on it for the next two years or spend two hours on a piece that you can be proud to say you created that will make you $3.00 per month for the five to ten years. Hmmm, or maybe a little of both, after all I’m not Nostra Damus.

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