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This one might be surprising to some, but is very simple. The amount of traffic your website gets is not a ranking factor to Google.
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For about 15 years now, people have discussed the idea of a Google sandbox for new sites, but Google insists that such a thing doesn't exist.
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There's been much debate over the years about whether or not you should include dates on your content, but ultimately Google encourages it.
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We've talked before about the importance of alt text on images, but if you use an image as a link it's even more important.
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If you have a bunch of content on a page, Google will hopefully index all of it, but it will consider it as a single page of text, not as separate pieces.
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Google has over 200 ranking factors, but the number of words on a page isn't one of them.
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We all know that inbound links, pointing to your site, are generally good for your SEO. But how about outbound links?
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A recent survey from Adobe shows that 48% of consumers have used voice search for general web queries, and the number keeps going up.
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Google is once again beginning to look at the author of content to influence rankings, but they admit it can be hard to tell who is really the author.
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It's something you likely don't think about often, or even really notice, but Google says to be consistent with whether or not you put a slash at the end of your URLs.
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