It’s no secret that if you want users to stay on your website for any reasonable length of time, you need to be able to provide them with consistently high quality content. Without it, keeping your visitors on your site longer will prove to be something of a challenge. But what kind of content specifically will help you keep users around? Use these tips to make sure your online content keeps viewers on your website and engaged.

 

• Keep it relevant: Make sure any content you’re putting out is highly relevant to your business; otherwise, you might get views, but it’s less likely that they’ll actually result in increased profits for your business. Any content you post should be directly related to your products or services and tailored to fit your specific audience.
• Consistency is key: You might have high quality content, but if you only post once a month or don’t keep a consistent posting schedule, you won’t have as many viewers. That’s because people won’t know when to look for your content. Stick to a specific schedule to start gaining regular visitors.
• Remember keywords: When you’re creating content, don’t forget about your keyword rankings. Using the right keywords in your content can help you rank higher in search engines. Just be careful with your search engine optimization; using a keyword too many times or appearing to be “spamming” keywords could get you de-indexed if you aren’t careful.
• Make it visually interesting: Visitors to your website aren’t just looking at the contents of your posts, they’re looking for a visually appealing medium as well. Users prefer content in a visual format, which explains why online content video views have finally topped 50 billion views each month.

 

Need help with generating high quality content for your website? Contact MRN Web Designs today for more information on how to keep visitors on your website longer through high quality content, SEO, PPC, and more. MRN Web Designs can also help you with website redesign to rebuild your business’s website and draw in visitors to your site and, as a result, your business as a whole.