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A few things I've learned about Google
Don't use Quick Answers at the top of search results + other thoughts on Google from a search expert.
Don't use Quick Answers at the top of search results + other thoughts on Google from a search expert.
The answer: you don't need to publish web content nearly as often as you think.
For more than a decade, Google displayed whatever you wrote as a meta title tag, even as it revised your meta descriptions and pulled feature snippets out of context. Read about the recent changes to Title Tags.
Persistent website content hits can drive high-quality traffic and new audience members for years, if you know how to manage them. Here's some strategies to keep that high-quality content.
How do Google's keyword planner and other keyword research tools generate their data? Here's what I've learned in the past decade of SEO research.