Did you know you can rank higher on Google than your competitors? I can show you how.
For some time now Google has emphasized its desire to insure results found on their search engine were trustworthy, authoritative, and when applicable presented from an expert.
The EAT acronym is a continuation of these efforts. EAT stands for Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness. Google used to apply Google Authorship tags. Today they rely on certain analytics like bounce rate and time spent on page.
If the content on your website is found to be false, exaggerated, or irrelevant your audience will quickly leave the site. As this continues to happen Google will take note, and your rankings and traffic will fall.
Google wants experts who can be trusted to provide information for Google searchers. Is that you? Do you know how to accomplish this? The Search Ninja – Scott Gombar is an SEO Expert with over 20 years of web search experience. Let’s Eat.
I love small businesses. One of the greatest feelings for me is watching a business succeed and grow. If I can contribute to a business’s success that’s even better. Together we can all win.
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