[...] the only factor that determines whether or not an article on your blog will be read. The idea that content is king is true, but some people miss out on reading that great content because there is nothing [...]

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[...] of money you make blog­ging depends on your com­mu­nity, your com­mu­nity depends on the qual­ity of con­tent, and writ­ing mas­sive amounts of con­tent takes [...]

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[...] fac­tor that deter­mines whether or not an arti­cle on your blog will be read. The idea that con­tent is king is true, but some peo­ple miss out on read­ing that great con­tent because there is noth­ing [...]

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[...] the only factor that determines whether or not an article on your blog will be read. The idea that content is king is true, but some people miss out on reading that great content because there is nothing [...]

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[...] amount of money you make blogging depends on your community, your community depends on the quality of content, and writing massive amounts of content takes [...]

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“Content is king.”

It sounds good in principle. Produce a truly great piece of content, and you’ll get all the links you could ever hope for.
Maybe it worked too, several years ago. The Web used to be a fairly quiet place compared to what it is now, and it was easier for people to notice great blog posts.
But not anymore.
Now great is no longer good enough. The Web is full of so much remarkable content that bloggers don’t have enough time to read it all, much less link to it.
If you want links now, you need to be more than great. You need to be connected.

http://arthur-internetmarketing-guide.blogspot.com/2009/12/is-content-really-king.html#more

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Content is king, but all the other things are important and have to be on the money also.

Just as first time visitors may say Ugh if you have a butt-ugly design, first time readers will say Ugh if the content is not first-rate. Great content will get you more readers than great design. You may get referrals for your design, but probably not. You will get referrals for top-notch informative posts.

As noted above, Godin and Google are proof that design is not as important as quality content. A minimal design actually can serve to highlight the content.

You will certainly get a lot of reader participation when you rekindle a debate like this!
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[...] Writing More Great Content – The most important part of getting traffic is by having content for readers.  Posts and articles should be of the highest quality and you should produce as much as you can.  The more posts you have the more likely you are to have higher traffic in search engines, social media, and referrals.  The important key is to make sure the content is high-quality though.  Read: Why Content is King [...]

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I agree that content is king, if your blog does not provide useful information, it will not matter how pretty or how many images you have, visitors will simply not return. Your headlines are also as important as your posts, without an attention grabbing headline, nobody will bother to read any further.
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Amazing Post. Simply amazing. I’m totally on board with you that design doesn’t play a major role in blogging. Folks like Grizzly Brear and Courtney Tuttle in the MMO niche has loads of readers and their blog designs are simply plain if not boring .
Content as king is what is keeping them relevant to the search engine and their loyal subscribers/readers/commentators.
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