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How can you write evergreen with Google standards?

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bgamallposted 7 years ago
It appears that google is listing very specific product hubs. Instead of a hub that is about coffee widgets, they are excluding that hub and listing coffee widget number 10, for example.

This is not very evergreen as widget number 10 will likely be replaced by widget number 11, making the hub void.

Any thoughts?
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  Pcunixposted 7 years agoin reply to this
  What are you writing about coffee widgets?
  
  If you are rehashing specs, it's always going to be an uphill battle.
  
  If you are writing about your method of cleaning your coffee widget in half the time, or the special brewing technique that enhances the normally bland results one expects from such widgets, or amusing experience you had assembling your widget where widget parts ended up in the ceiling fan, the hill is a bit less steep.
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  Shadesbreathposted 7 years agoin reply to this
  Yeah, but that takes too much time.
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rebekahELLEposted 7 years ago
it could be temporary high listing if recently published. or maybe there are many searches. I can see that happening with the holiday season approaching.

the thing about evergreen is those topics will always be searched.
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  bgamallposted 7 years agoin reply to this
  But Rebekah, they are replacing evergreen listings with specific listings on the same subject so they don't always get searched.
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shazwellynposted 7 years ago
These things are sent to try us, all we can do is write about grass - isnt that evergreen?
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  lrohnerposted 7 years agoin reply to this
  You obviously haven't been in the southern states in the summer.
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psychlistposted 7 years ago
So I should write about pine trees?
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