EEAT With Notability and Transparency
We often cover the importance of high levels of EEAT in order for Google to recognize articles as high-quality and bring them up higher in search results. Still, there's more to a great piece than having experience, expertise, authoritativeness, and trustworthiness. This is why HubPages follows a thorough set of standards to boost article quality, like having high-quality landscape images at the top and following APA case in titles, among other things.
Now, think of notability and transparency as addendums to EEAT, further increasing the quality of your articles. But what are notability and transparency?
Notability is a bit vague, having to do with establishing a notable reputation for providing information and having influence within the niche topic or website's focus. Boosting the notability may be difficult within one article, but making edits to individual pieces to boost the notability of the network site overall will help. By having so many network sites focusing on specific topics (film, music, tech) should help HubPages' notability level!
Transparency has more to do with who is behind the information being provided. That goes for both the author and the company publishing their words. Therefore, we recommend you take the time to craft thorough and up-to-date profile bios to reflect your expertise on the topics you write about. If you haven't ever read through the About Us and Editorial Policy pages on each network site, do so! This is where HubPages is able to give readers an overview of who is creating and editing the words they're consuming.
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