How to build properly an article in 2026? Maybe some tips to share.
Topic summary
Main topic: A request for guidance on how to properly build an article in 2026, posted in an SEO-focused context (SEO Office Hours).
Details:
- The poster seeks general tips or best practices; no specific goals, audience, industry, or constraints are provided.
- No examples, resources, or attachments are included.
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Open questions the thread aims to address:
- Recommended article structure and elements for 2026.
- SEO considerations (e.g., on-page practices, content quality signals) relevant to article creation.
- How to balance search optimization with user value and clarity.
Status: Discussion is open and unresolved, awaiting community input.
Hi @Ocoprague
To write effectively in 2026, you must offer what AI cannot: personal experience. Since generic information is now a commodity, your articles should focus on unique anecdotes, original data, and strong opinions that prove a human actually tested the product or lived the event.
Structure your content for quick answers. Place the main conclusion at the very top of the page so AI summaries can easily pick it up. Use short paragraphs and bullet points to make the text scannable on mobile devices, as readers rarely read word-for-word anymore.
Hope this helps!