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In our last note, “The 5 Secrets to Getting Featured as Top Story on HackerNoon,” we reemphasized the importance of prioritizing quality content—an obvious tip but one that’s necessary to reiterate as more AI content takes up space online. To ensure SERPs continue to favor real value, Google evaluates the quality and credibility of content with the E.E.A.T. framework. Today, we’ll discuss what the framework is and why you must keep it close to your heart if you care about the success of your online content. Strap in! | |
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What is Google E-E-A-T? | |
E.E.A.T. stands for Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. It’s a framework used by Google’s search quality raters to determine how well content fulfils a search request. | |
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Although not to be considered a ranking factor, at least not in the traditional sense, E.E.A.T. is a great way to ensure that your content is structured and presented in a way that Google’s ranking systems reward. | |
So, how do you write with E.E.A.T. in mind? | |
Let’s break it down: | |
Ready to write an article that E.E.A.Ts? | |
PSA: Content that E.E.A.Ts Could Win You Up to $2000 in the #Blockchain Writing Contest | |
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