What to Focus On to Help Your Content Rank on Google

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Google recommends creating useful content written for people (rather than just for search engine bots) to best meet user expectations.

Let's dive deeper into each of these recommended items:

Original content
Original content is unique and valuable to your readers. And Google is looking for burundi email list content that is more valuable than what is already in the search results.

But originality also means that the content has not been plagiarized or taken from other sources. In other words: You have not stolen someone else's content to put on your website.

You can still include quotes from other web pages. If you are quoting an article, simply cite your source to give proper credit.

As:

An example of a quote from John Mueller on the Semrush blog
Useful content for users
Your content must be useful to the people who read it.

Google says it will prioritize useful content. This means it demonstrates experience, expertise, authority, and trustworthiness (EEAT).

EEAT is not a direct ranking factor. But it is part of Google's Search Quality Guidelines. These guidelines are used by real people who review Google search results.

Here is a simple overview of what EEAT represents:

Experience: The author's personal experience on the topic
Expertise: The author's experience and knowledge
Authority: The general reputation you have in your industry
Reliability: The use of factual accuracy, reliable sources, secure online payment systems, and reliable customer service.