How to Rank on Google in 2024: A Simple Strategy for Any Website
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Discover the new way to rank on Google in 2024. Yes! Even while Google is 'broken' and serving lower quality results. You'll discover how to start a new website, how to create content that ranks, how to structure a website, optimize content and power it all up with links.
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on-page.ai
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Brilliant, as expected. Eric, you're a legend.
Great video. A video on creating external link relationships would be fantastic. Thank you.:)
I would suggest, instead of making presentation slides, just make a crispy video on how to write a flagship big article and show it practically,
Also, if you can produce a video on creating an effective press release for affiliate marketers that would be amazing. Thank you!:)
Excellent
Thanks
good thumbmail!
This gives some hope 😅 do you have courses/coaching?
How highlighting imp entities affect SEO?
Good video but this is how SEO and google used to/should work. Not how it works post-HCU. Just the sad reality of today.
Yes, this how SEO should work and after the HCU, this is the way to do SEO as Google has increased the weight of site metrics (likely NSR) to the point where a hybrid model is highly beneficial if you have a content site.
@@On-page Are you talking about new sites or content-only sites that were hit by HCU? I haven't heard of any content-only sites recovering from HCU unless they do a full site migration/redirect.
@@On-page
# Simplified example (not real code)
def calculate_personal_site_score(website):
score = 0
# Check for signals of a small personal site
if is_new_domain(website) and has_few_backlinks(website) and is_personal_content(website):
score += 10 # Base score for being a small personal site
# Add points for positive factors
score += get_content_freshness_score(website)
score += get_user_engagement_score(website)
score += get_content_quality_score(website)
return score
def rank_websites(websites):
# Sort websites based on a combination of factors, including personal site score
websites.sort(key=lambda website: (calculate_personal_site_score(website), get_main_ranking_score(website)), reverse=True)
return websites