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About this time last year, January of 2006 and of course, the year before, 2005, everyone online saw a real deluge of content sites, filled with what is referred to as 'content articles' aimed at increasing rankings and therefore traffic. Some of this content was also in the form of snippets, brief content additions that were added just to enhance rankings.

With that deluge of content sites, came writing that was aiming to sell to those that wanted to establish a lot of quickie Web sites, with no real regard for imparting of knowledge to visitors. These used somewhat lower quality writing, with a focus on insertion and placement of keywords, rather than the quality of the information.

Of course, this is a legitimat

anuary of 2006 and of course, the year before, 2005, everyone online saw a real deluge of content sites, filled with what is referred to as 'content articles' aimed at increasing rankings and therefore traffic. Some of this content was also in the form of snippets, brief content additions that were added just to enhance rankings.

With that deluge of content sites, came writing that was aiming to sell to those that wanted to establish a lot of quickie Web sites, with no real regard for imparting of knowledge to visitors. These used somewhat lower quality writing, with a focus on insertion and placement of keywords, rather than the quality of the information.

Of course, this is a legitimat

also in the form of snippets, brief content additions that were added just to enhance rankings.

With that deluge of content sites, came writing that was aiming to sell to those that wanted to establish a lot of quickie Web sites, with no real regard for imparting of knowledge to visitors. These used somewhat lower quality writing, with a focus on insertion and placement of keywords, rather than the quality of the information.

Of course, this is a legitimat

ith no real regard for imparting of knowledge to visitors. These used somewhat lower quality writing, with a focus on insertion and placement of keywords, rather than the quality of the information.

Of course, this is a legitimate way to increase traffic and rankings, but honestly, it did little to increase positive visitor experiences while on a site, and the owners of such 'content glutted' sites, found themselves on a continual search for more and more 'quickie content' to keep new visitors coming back to their sites. After all, how many return visits could actually occur on sites that are devoted to making money through Adsense ads, or by reselling offerings done by others?

The writing market now seems to be glutted with writers of this quickie content, leaving owners of higher end Web sites scrabbling to find great content; content not just written for the Search Engines but for actual visitors. Large, well-established sites, owned by mid-sized and larger businesses, that are online for years, have found themselves adrift in a mass of writers that have adjusted their standards and are getting used to providing lower end writing.

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