E-A-T stands for Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness, and it’s a key factor that search engines like Google use to evaluate the quality of your website’s content. It’s crucial for establishing your website as a reliable source of information for your audience. Drawing from my own experience in the field, I’ll show you how to enhance … Read more
Bing is testing a green official site label or icon on some of its search result snippets. We’ve seen the “official site” title added to some search results in the past, but now there is this form of verification badge being added. Here is a screenshot from Shameem Adhikarath as he posted on Twitter – … Read more
Google’s John Mueller answered the question of why a site with “good SEO” doesn’t rank, even when there’s low competition. His answer might seem controversial at first but his words are worthy of consideration. Good SEO But Lackluster Ranking? There is no one definition of what constitutes good SEO. It’s a subjective judgment call that … Read more
Google’s John Mueller said it might be bad if your site depends on Google Discover for traffic. He said on Mastodon, “If your site depends on Discover traffic, that sounds bad regardless of your specifics.” Why did he say this? Well, John quoted its Google Discover documentation that says: Given the serendipitous nature of Discover, … Read more
December 1, 2014 | Posted by Rank Ranger We’ve heard from SEO agencies responsible for rank tracking of sophisticated sites in the travel, hotel, healthcare, real estate and various franchise industries, that they found the task of reporting keyword rank for one website with hundreds of locations to be very complicated and time … Read more
MarketWise, Inc released their results for the second quarter of 2023 and things aren’t heading in the right direction for the owners of several financial news sites. The most notable of which is InvestorPlace. MarketWise isn’t the typical digital goliath you might normally see me talk about, but they run content sites that are reliant … Read more
Yesterday, WordPress 6.3 was released! And this is definitely an update you want to check out. It comes with a renewed site editor, lots of new design options, and improvements in terms of performance and accessibility. Especially the updated site editor got us excited, it makes working on your website a breeze! In this post, … Read more
Google’s John Mueller said on Twitter, “You don’t need to have a niche site in order to rank in Google; in fact, sometimes that’s a good way not to rank.” He explained that “A page doesn’t have to be on a site that’s “related to the niche” in order to be useful & helpful.” Here … Read more
Google Images are now showing the site name, favicon and below that, a second line, for the page title that image is sourced from. Previously, Google showed just the image, then Google tested the site name and favicon but now Google is showing it all. Here is a screenshot of what I see in Google … Read more
Google has removed the @id mentions in the site name documentation calling the use of @id “unneeded.” If you compare the old version of the page to the new version, you will see the example code that shows @id lines were removed. Google wrote that today, August 2nd they have “removed unneeded mention of “@id” … Read more
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