Post by account_disabled on Jan 6, 2024 4:48:33 GMT
Atraffic and higher search rankings. Why do they do this The user gets a complete overview of the topic. The reader can skip to the part that is most interesting. Google recognizes that this is a hub page that includes stories on a timely topic. Anchors help keep people on the page longer. Readers see that they can come back here for another summary in the future. Notice that the post indicates when the page was last updated at the top in red. You can see they have this down to the minute. Also if you click on an anchor something interesting happens. If you click on a page anchor it takes you to this URL
comlive20210209worldcovid19coronaviruscollegesvowedasaferspringbutthenstudentsandvariantsarrived In case you didnt know Google doesnt index anything in a URL after a in most cases. So the bottom line is that we have a very updated page with a ton of content. Now Digital Marketing Service these articlWhen I first checked these pages I thought they were sticking to one static URL for all of these articles. For example they would simply lworldcovidcoronavirus. However that is not the case.
They are creating new hub pages every day and new articles for them. This helps you get ranked on Google News and publish a new page to be indexed. This works for news sites but may not work as well for a general site where someone wants to maintain a permanent page. As you can see they are creating a new page every day here spandemicvaccineupdates021921 3. They put redirects and update stories to stay up to date Now you might be wondering if storieshave their own URL and what they do with old URLs. Here is an example.