Content that’s “evergreen” has continued value over time. For example, it’s not an announcement that an important deadline is looming and you better take action; rather, it’s general advice on how to do something. Evergreen content can deliver visitors over a long period, and it helps in search engine rankings because visitors who click on it will tend to stay on the page for a while, and over a long period of time. It’s just the sort of content that you’d want to put on page one of search results if you were Google!
As a practical matter, evergreen content doesn’t have to be replaced as quickly on your site, so it also reduces the workload for busy people who work in small businesses. But that’s not an excuse to put content on your site, decide that it’s evergreen, and then leave the site alone–Google, not to mention your visitors, want fresh content. Supply your site with a continuing flow of new content.
For evergreen content to have impact on your search position, and be most effective, here’s what it needs to have:
Write durable, quality content for your site. And keep adding to it on a regular basis. Over time, you can develop an authoritative site that will rank well in search results.
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