Do you think that a blog on a specific industry and specializing in announcing new appointments to key jobs can be relevant (on a user and on a SE point of views) ?
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Do you think that a blog on a specific industry and specializing in announcing new appointments to key jobs can be relevant (on a user and on a SE point of views) ?


Sure. Good starting point, and if the blog becomes successful, you can branch out and report other news on the industry beyond appointments.
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Yep ! I thought about that too
Blogging here is not the key issue, the key issue is the relevance of the content and WP is used as a SEO friendly and easy to run CMS
Do you think that the blog has to be specialized on a specific industry or can he cover a few ones as WP provides ways to classify content into categories and users can be interested in various areas of business ?


There's no technical limitation to what you can cover; the question is if you can find a human audience for your content. If you expect to cover three totally different topics, also expect to have trouble keeping subscribers since they're not going to want a blog in their list where 2/3rds of the posts are completely uninteresting to them.
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I see
It's just that I thought more to SEO (with the biggest quality content I could publish on daily and weekly basis) than to users ... Thanks to SEO I will (maybe) get this human audience for my content. The challenge will be to keep it ... Tricky
If the content is easy to find on the blog concerning specific industries maybe it can help
It's like here (even if it's a forum and not a blog) ... There are threads about content, about design, about programming, about hosting, about marketing, about ecommerce ...


But this isn't a blog, and you won't find forums for discussing blackjack, horse riding and hair styling. All the topics are strongly related to a specific audience.
Always put people first, unless you don't plan on your site being around in a year anyway.
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Thank you for your input Dan![]()
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