If you like our content and appreciate our efforts please press the G+ button and recommend us. This would encourage us to come up with more such content as these.
"This would encourage us to come up with more such content as these."
Is there any grammatical mistake in the above sentence? Is the sentence structure correct? Should it be rephrased in any other way to make it better?
Your sentence
This would encourage us to come up with more such content as these.
could be improved
This would encourage us to come up with more content like this.
Note that "content" is singular, but you use "these". I also rephrased your "more such".
There's an issue with agreement. Content is singular, but "these" is plural. There's also a problem with syntax. You can say either of the following:
More such content.
More content such as this.
That is, such can modify content all by itself, but if you put "as this" at the end, then such needs to introduce it, because such as is idiomatic.
Note that it would also be more natural to use the future tense "will encourage" in that sentence.
The grammar of your suggested sentence is pretty much fine except that you have referred to "content" as if it is plural by using the word "these." Also the overuse of "such" reveals that you are not a native speaker, even though it probably isn't grammatically wrong. A close rewrite would be
If you like our content and appreciate our efforts, please press the G+ button and recommend us. This would encourage us to come up with more of this type of content.
Probably better to write the last sentence more directly, though.
If you like our content and appreciate our efforts, please press the G+ button and recommend us. This encourages us to create more of this type of content.
The use of "encourage" here is just a little odd, though it's perfectly correct. Usually encouragement is something a little more verbal than clicking a button. At the moment I'm not thinking of a better verb, though.
