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What makes your website attractive to google?

What makes your website attractive to google?

In 2013, Google released Search Quality Evaluation Guidelines to provide transparency in how google rates websites. The main goal of Google’s Search Quality Ratings is to provide results that represent and are beneficial to a specific user and their locale. This all sounds great, but what does it mean for you?

Simply put Google evaluates the quality of a webpage to determine how well a page /website achieves its purpose. For example, the purpose of a news website homepage should be to display news. Quality webpages provide high-quality, helpful, and informative main content and supporting content.  Most importantly. design your website to stand out from others in the same field. Make it unique, valuable, and engaging for users.

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