Forget About Penalties in Google

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There are many changes that Google makes to its algorithm on a daily basis and some of them, like the last one on August 1, give us a lot of headaches when we see that our organic traffic, which has taken us so long to achieve, is plummeting. – losing not only visibility, but, in many cases, money. According to Semrush , in the days between October 4, 2018 and November 2, we could have suffered up to 4 important updates in Spain. SEO Factors - Chart-with-algorithm-changes-between-10-4-18-and-11-02-18 All these changes mean that many

web administrators are continually checking the positioning of their websites to find out if they have been penalized or not. There are more than 200 factors to take into account when doing an SEO audit . In this article I am going to tell you which are the most important so that we do not have to be so aware of these algorithm changes and penalties and we can focus on always improving our visibility. For this, I am going to tell you what are the SEO factors that you must take into account so that these changes do not affect Vásároljon e-mail adatbázis és építési e-mailek listáját gyorsan you and you continue to grow your organic traffic. Quality of the articles we write This is the most important. As many of you know, implementing a quality and effective content strategy is vital to position in Google. Our SEO copywriting must be impeccable, keyword-oriented and of quality. In order for Google to understand that our content meets its requirements, we must take into account the following elements: References to third parties Google needs to know that our content is of quality and its sources are reliable. To do this, we must add links to third-party websites that have a reputation to our content. If we make the simile

with a thesis, the references in an article are like the bibliography of a thesis. The quality of the bibliography indicates to the reader the quality of the thesis. For Google it is the same. The difference is that for Google it measures quality based on its page rank, with Wikipedia being, for example, an extraordinary high-quality source (I don't think a thesis using Wikipedia will go very far today... or will it). quality texts In our article we must position a main keyword, and this must have more content and provide more value than all the articles that are important to Google for that keyword. And how do we know which articles are most important to Google? Very simple, searching for that keyword and opening the first 10-15 results.