How can we make Google love our Content?
As Writers we try our level best to make sure that we write content worth reading. But unfortunately, good content alone is not enough to be liked by search engines like Google. The more our page views are, the more are our chances to make money from Google Ads. For that, it is important that we get plenty of organic traffic to our pages. What is it we can do to make Google love our content?
I would recommend considering what Glenn Stok suggests in his hub article, "
How Writers Recover From Google's Panda Update". For example, I am reducing the number I tags I use and keeping just the highly targeted ones--those that, when clicked on, go to a list of hubs highly relevant to my own hub. He has some other good suggestions, too, that will help Google like your hub. Hope this helps you, too!
There are many ways to make Google take notice of our content. Some of them are :-
1) By Writing Unique and Original Content which is Search Engine Optimized
2) By writing useful content keeping the readers in mind
3) By being and Expert in the topic and writing with Authority to prompt other relevant sites to link to your content.
4) By Creating the collective Wisdom of Crowds in the eyes of Google through Social Media sharing.
According to Steve Johnston and Liam McGee, Authors of the Book '50 Ways to make Google love your Website', the Tripod of Google's love is supported by the 3 legs of Visibility, Reputation and Relevance.
by Larry Taylor 14 months ago
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by LucidDreams 6 years ago
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by Dobson 13 years ago
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by Sleepylog 11 years ago
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