This was a great read - I don't see comments getting mentioned much within the industry. UGC is great too - Tory did a great post on this at Moz recently: https://moz.com/blog/ugc-strategy-guide-for-seo
On the comments itself I've noticed some publishers disabling comments and preferring to move discussion over to Twitter/X or such. I guess with what's happening there this may not be the smartest move, with people moving off the platform (yourself included).
I feel that there's a gap in the market for a proper/decent commenting system. Substack seem to do this nicely, but have never been a fan of Disqus and some of the others. I think a simple Reddit style system (upvote / downvote comments) would work nicely - I think it would add a very interesting angle to lots of articles.
Hey Barry, I created a website 6 months back, regularly posting news articles in range of 15-20. The indexing of articles is still very slow. Sometimes articles get indexed the next day, which is not at all good for a news publisher.
The website has a well-working sitemap structure.
Can you please tell me what else I can do to index articles fast ?
Hi, I am Venkata Panchumarthi. I read this article and it is very informative. I like the way you explained about the topic. Thank you so much for sharing all this wonderful info. It is so appreciated!!!
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Excellent and informative post! It clearly explains how user-generated content, especially comments, can impact SEO positively when properly moderated. The insights on balancing engagement with quality control are very valuable for website owners and content managers aiming to boost their search visibility.
Great insights on SEO fundamentals! I especially liked your explanation on keyword intent and user behavior. In your experience, how often should a site update old content to maintain rankings in 2026?
This was a great read - I don't see comments getting mentioned much within the industry. UGC is great too - Tory did a great post on this at Moz recently: https://moz.com/blog/ugc-strategy-guide-for-seo
On the comments itself I've noticed some publishers disabling comments and preferring to move discussion over to Twitter/X or such. I guess with what's happening there this may not be the smartest move, with people moving off the platform (yourself included).
I feel that there's a gap in the market for a proper/decent commenting system. Substack seem to do this nicely, but have never been a fan of Disqus and some of the others. I think a simple Reddit style system (upvote / downvote comments) would work nicely - I think it would add a very interesting angle to lots of articles.
Hey Barry, I created a website 6 months back, regularly posting news articles in range of 15-20. The indexing of articles is still very slow. Sometimes articles get indexed the next day, which is not at all good for a news publisher.
The website has a well-working sitemap structure.
Can you please tell me what else I can do to index articles fast ?
You could try using WebSub (formerly known as PubSubHubbub). A tool like PubIndexAPI.com makes use of this to get content indexed quickly.
Hi, I am Venkata Panchumarthi. I read this article and it is very informative. I like the way you explained about the topic. Thank you so much for sharing all this wonderful info. It is so appreciated!!!
As a researcher seeking dissertation help, I've been struggling with a website I created six months ago, aimed at sharing news and updates related to my field of study. Despite regularly posting 15-20 articles, the indexing process has been slow, often taking up to 24 hours or more, which hinders the timely dissemination of information crucial for https://assignmenthelps.org/Dissertation-Help. As a news publisher, I require swift visibility and accessibility to support my research and inform my academic community. I'm seeking dissertation help to overcome this technical hurdle and ensure my website becomes a reliable resource for scholars like me.
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Pradeep Vedpathak.
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Pradeep Madgaonkar
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Pradeep Madgaonkar
Excellent and informative post! It clearly explains how user-generated content, especially comments, can impact SEO positively when properly moderated. The insights on balancing engagement with quality control are very valuable for website owners and content managers aiming to boost their search visibility.
Great insights on SEO fundamentals! I especially liked your explanation on keyword intent and user behavior. In your experience, how often should a site update old content to maintain rankings in 2026?