Post by account_disabled on Jan 10, 2024 0:52:10 GMT -6
In the past there has always been a very strong interest in this document, which circulated among SEOs in a somewhat "pirate" and not exactly official form. This time, however, the 160-page PDF was published directly on the Webmaster Central Blog, even though Google immediately clarified that "this is not the final version of our quality rater guidelines" : a bit like saying that "you we are revealing some things that are a little outdated. Now there are new ones that we cannot reveal to you."😉 In any case, I always find the study of this
document very interesting, which helps us to better understand how Google's "human evaluators" judge our site, and therefore how the search engine wants the contents we publish on the web to be. Below is the summary (translated by me) that Malaysia Phone Number List Jennifer Slegg produced for Moz, which highlights the 30+ Important Takeaways from Google's Search Quality Rater's Guidelines . Content index YMYL pages (“Your Money or Your Life”) The 5 areas of YMYL EAT or Expertise (competence) – Authoritativeness (authoritativeness) – Trustworthiness (reliability) Why EAT matters Additional content Page design Advertising & EAT Pages that are better to have on the website Reputation What is meant by a low quality page? Deceptive redirects Spammy main content Know Query & Know Simple Query Know Simple Query Know Query Need.
Met How to get “Highly Meets” Product pages “Slightly Meets” and “Fails to Meet” Dated content and updated content “Heavy” monetization Summing up and concluding YMYL pages (“Your Money or Your Life”) For Google, these are pages that must have very high standards, because they can significantly influence people's lives. For example, anyone can write a page offering medical advice, or about things like retirement planning or child support. Google wants to make sure that these types of pages, impact on those who read them, are of the highest quality possible. In other words, poor quality pages that in these areas could “potentially have a negative impact on users' happiness, health or wealth” risk not ranking well on Google.
document very interesting, which helps us to better understand how Google's "human evaluators" judge our site, and therefore how the search engine wants the contents we publish on the web to be. Below is the summary (translated by me) that Malaysia Phone Number List Jennifer Slegg produced for Moz, which highlights the 30+ Important Takeaways from Google's Search Quality Rater's Guidelines . Content index YMYL pages (“Your Money or Your Life”) The 5 areas of YMYL EAT or Expertise (competence) – Authoritativeness (authoritativeness) – Trustworthiness (reliability) Why EAT matters Additional content Page design Advertising & EAT Pages that are better to have on the website Reputation What is meant by a low quality page? Deceptive redirects Spammy main content Know Query & Know Simple Query Know Simple Query Know Query Need.
Met How to get “Highly Meets” Product pages “Slightly Meets” and “Fails to Meet” Dated content and updated content “Heavy” monetization Summing up and concluding YMYL pages (“Your Money or Your Life”) For Google, these are pages that must have very high standards, because they can significantly influence people's lives. For example, anyone can write a page offering medical advice, or about things like retirement planning or child support. Google wants to make sure that these types of pages, impact on those who read them, are of the highest quality possible. In other words, poor quality pages that in these areas could “potentially have a negative impact on users' happiness, health or wealth” risk not ranking well on Google.
