1. 5 SEO Tips & Tricks!
Google's Definition Of A Low Quality Website
1. Low Quality Main Content
2. Lack of Expertise, Authoritativeness or Trustworthiness
3. Negative Reputation
4. Unhelpful or Distracting Supplementary Content, Poor Page Design
5. Lacking Care & Maintenance
2. Google's Definition Of A Low
Quality Website
Low Quality Main Content
• Quality – determined by the time, effort, expertise, and skill have gone into the creation of the page
• If the content of your website has been created automatically, or by copying/scraping other sites
highly likely Google will flag your site as a low quality website
• Content – must be sufficient for the purpose of the web page
Lack of Expertise, Authoritativeness or Trustworthiness
• Trustworthiness – some topics demand expertise for the content (come from authoritative soucres)
• Even everyday topics should come from those with experience and expertise
3. Google's Definition Of A Low
Quality Website
Negative Reputation
• Manual website raters by Google read details of negative reviews of businesses(e.g. for customer
service) and low ratings
Unhelpful or Distracting Supplementary Content, Poor Page Design
• If the main purpose of your website is to get clicks on the ads, your pages won't get a high quality rating
page need to be functional
• If your web pages are designed to shift the user's attention to the ads, or if the main content is difficult to
read low quality rating
Lacking Care & Maintenance
• Broken links, images do not load, and outdated content
• Always update information frequently ensure up to date
Editor's Notes
If the content of your website has been created automatically, or if it has been created by copying or scraping other sites, chances are that Google will flag your site as a low quality website.
Ironically, Google's own content solely consists of scraped, copied and automatically created content
For example, a few paragraphs on a broad topic such as the second world war is not enough for an encyclopaedia article
2. For example, medical advice, legal advice, financial advice, etc. should come from authoritative sources in those fields
everyday topics, such as recipes and housecleaning,
5. If you have a website with medical information, legal information, tax information, etc. then you must update it frequently because users expect information about the most current medical thinking, current laws, this year’s tax information, etc