Post by account_disabled on Jan 11, 2024 7:11:03 GMT
we can essentially outline 3 scenarios (not distinct, but overlapping): the importance of social signals will increase : already in 2010 Matt Cutts declared: “yes, I can confirm: we use Twitter and Facebook links in the ranking” , and also “we now use these factors by showing streaming in Real-Time Search, but we are working to try to make wider use of it also in web search.” Subsequently, Google denied this several times, but at the begi.nning of 2014 Cutts returned to the topic, hypothesizing that "in the space of about ten years we will be able to better understand the identities and social
connections between people" , which suggests a greater relevance of appreciation and social Malaysia Phone Number List activities in the near future, and at the same time makes the closure of Google+ , reported by many well-known websites just a few days ago, very implausible the importance of authorship will increase : more generally, Google will try to identify "expert authors" to better position their contents in the SERPs.
As with social media, and denials on this topic : for example, in February 2013 Eric Schmidt stated that "within the results, information linked to verified profiles will have a better positioning than content that does not have passed this check" , while in October 2013 John Mueller denied his colleague: "we do not use authorship for ranking purposes" . However, Matt Cutts' latest statement, dated 4 December 2013, seems closer to what is expressed in the video above: " we are trying to understand who the "authorities" are in individual small thematic areas, and therefore how we can ensure that these sites are shown.
connections between people" , which suggests a greater relevance of appreciation and social Malaysia Phone Number List activities in the near future, and at the same time makes the closure of Google+ , reported by many well-known websites just a few days ago, very implausible the importance of authorship will increase : more generally, Google will try to identify "expert authors" to better position their contents in the SERPs.
As with social media, and denials on this topic : for example, in February 2013 Eric Schmidt stated that "within the results, information linked to verified profiles will have a better positioning than content that does not have passed this check" , while in October 2013 John Mueller denied his colleague: "we do not use authorship for ranking purposes" . However, Matt Cutts' latest statement, dated 4 December 2013, seems closer to what is expressed in the video above: " we are trying to understand who the "authorities" are in individual small thematic areas, and therefore how we can ensure that these sites are shown.