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Building content is already part of SEO's strategy, dont you think ?
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Well, it all depends on what you perceive as content. What SEO users of the past used to do is load their pages with the same keywords all over again, like 'shellfish' but ignoring the importance of building great content.
For example, Mr A.'s website goes like this.
Buy Shellfish Fresh From The Sea!
I love shellfish. Do you love shellfish? I do love shellfish so much. I've been a fan of shellfish my whole life, oh those lovely grey things.
Shellfish are really pretty, you know?
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Chances are, this site would be appalling to any decent surfer on the net, but drop-dead gorgeous to the spiders of the yesteryears (due to the high keyword content).
That said, this sad SEO gimmick doesn't work anymore, because spiders are becoming increasingly accurate in analyzing the attractiveness of a site based on a normal human.
How do you counter that? By building great content. Contrary to those who disapprove of content-heavey sites, content WILL come good in the coming years.
My question is, will you stay and be the best, or be stuck in the 80's like the rest?
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