Post by account_disabled on Mar 14, 2024 4:00:24 GMT
He added that while Google has not created a program or launched a specific evaluation update for the EAT criteria, they are nonetheless "conceptualized by multiple algorithms." Translation expertise, authority and trustworthiness are targeted by a large number of algorithms that work synergistically within the search engine. Although Quality Raters do not have a direct impact on page rankings, their job is to ensure that the algorithms do theirs well – and Google remains attentive to their feedback.
In addition, the guidelines give an important place to factors for evaluating the quality of a page. It is therefore more prudent to consider that Google EAT criteria play a major role in the way content is referenced by the engine, even BTB Directory if all content is not in the same boat. What content is affected by Google EAT? Exactly, what are these contents primarily concerned by the EAT criteria? Initially, Google's ambition was to highlight safer YMYL pages for Internet users.
The acronym YMYL (for “Your Money, Your Life”) refers to websites that address themes that may have an influence on users' lives or their financial health. YMYL pages therefore deal with sensitive subjects. We can cite the media, legal or financial advice sites, information sites relating to law, money or health, and commercial sites (because their aim is to encourage Internet users to carry out transactions, with all that this implies in terms of risks linked to the payment process).
In addition, the guidelines give an important place to factors for evaluating the quality of a page. It is therefore more prudent to consider that Google EAT criteria play a major role in the way content is referenced by the engine, even BTB Directory if all content is not in the same boat. What content is affected by Google EAT? Exactly, what are these contents primarily concerned by the EAT criteria? Initially, Google's ambition was to highlight safer YMYL pages for Internet users.
The acronym YMYL (for “Your Money, Your Life”) refers to websites that address themes that may have an influence on users' lives or their financial health. YMYL pages therefore deal with sensitive subjects. We can cite the media, legal or financial advice sites, information sites relating to law, money or health, and commercial sites (because their aim is to encourage Internet users to carry out transactions, with all that this implies in terms of risks linked to the payment process).