I think, doubly confirmed at this point

[fomayof928@mowline]

Then there are some more obvious ones, for example, exact match domain demotion, which we've probably known about for a long time. There were two that I thought were particularly interesting, and there’s a long list. Product Review Demotion: Again, we’ve talked about how Google puts it for product review sites before. To some extent, they don’t like product review sites.


The addition here or the new information here or the new confirmation is Chrome traffic data to give Google a more, I think, unbiased view of which websites are actually getting a fair amount of traffic, maybe even beyond what they get through search. So that's basically confirmed. In terms of the SEO implications of Chrome and the click data being brazil phone number list , I think, to be honest, if you're doing SEO well, it probably shouldn't change what you're doing because it just confirms that the user experience and a brand that your users enjoy, enjoy exploring, want to come back to, that kind of thing.



However, it's nice to have,. Site Authority Site Authority The second thing I want to talk about is something I originally covered in my Whiteboard Friday just a few weeks ago on the March algorithm update , and that is Google obviously doesn't have Domain Authority as that is a Moz metric, but the equivalent of Domain Authority, which is at least notably called 'siteAuthority' in this document.