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How does Google judge quality content?

How does Google judge quality content? | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Everybody talks about the need to provide quality content on your site if you want to rank well in searches. But how do search engines identify quality content?


Successive Google algorithm updates (culminating in the recent Panda 4.1) aim to refine results so that they match the intent of the search query and deliver the most comprehensive, accessible and well-written answer.


Put simply, Google (and other search engines) are always looking for genuine quality content, and are increasingly smart at finding (and dismissing) pages that try to game the system.


For example, Google’s Hummingbird algorithm restructure from last year enables it to better understand the meaning behind search queries as well as the semantics behind content.


So what should you focus on if you want to produce content that search engines will recognise as high quality? Here are five key factors that we have identified....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

If you're a blogger or social marketer, this is essential reading. These 5 tips will help you understand how Google ranks content and what you need to do to get better ranking for your content. 10/10

Gerard Downey's curator insight, November 29, 2014 4:09 PM

#local #seo #small #biz #marketing #advertising #branding #startup #business #fav #CRO #refollow #retweet #google+ www.dgdmarketing.com/blog/

Loreau Jean Louis's curator insight, November 30, 2014 3:52 AM

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Marilyn Moran's curator insight, December 1, 2014 8:16 PM

Good points and tips here on producing quality content that will make the search engines happy.

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Content Creators Ranking Checklist: How Quality Scores Influence

Content Creators Ranking Checklist: How Quality Scores Influence | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Scoring influence has never been so important, as brands, consumers, search engines, and social networks figure out ways to rise above the content clutter. It all started when everyone voted content king.


It goes like this: Content creators need to pay attention to emergent authorship, as Google, LinkedIn, and other media companies continue to focus on actual content creators versus an entity (business or website). Great content creators (that includes public relations professionals) and marketers recognize that original, engaging, and informative content by real authors may be the future of SERPs....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Content creators should still pay attention to authorship, as media companies are placing more focus on actual content creators versus an entity.

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