{"id":4334,"date":"2016-11-05T16:49:31","date_gmt":"2016-11-05T14:49:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/xtremefreelance.com\/?p=4334"},"modified":"2016-11-03T00:28:56","modified_gmt":"2016-11-02T22:28:56","slug":"site-quality-english-google-webmaster-central-hangouts","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/xtremefreelance.com\/site-quality-english-google-webmaster-central-hangouts\/","title":{"rendered":"Site Quality and More @ English Google Webmaster Central Hangouts"},"content":{"rendered":"
What is a “quality site”?<\/strong> A quality site will have the most or all of the following features:<\/strong><\/p>\n – Unique content<\/strong>: the content is unique both in the site itself (for example, each page of the site provides information different from other pages) and to other websites;<\/p>\n – EXPERTISE<\/strong>: content is created by experts, based on research and experience. If, for example, your site is about a medical cabinet, the contents should be made by qualified personnel who work as\u00a0health professionals;<\/p>\n – Objectivity<\/strong>: content must be detailed and describe all sides of a subject, without favoring one or the other;<\/p>\n – Accessible content<\/strong> (adaptive or responsive): a quality site will provide content in forms optimized for PC and mobile devices (smartphones, tablets), thereby facilitating access for all visitors, regardless of the device they use to\u00a0access the site;<\/p>\n – Attention to detail<\/strong>: the content must be attractive (to contain images or video) and readable (it is extremely important not to make grammatical or topical mistakes. Statements must be clear and understandable – nobody has time to lose with hidden meanings);<\/p>\n – Optimization<\/strong>: website optimization for search engines (SEO) has many advantages, as long as you do not overdo it. A site that aims to provide quality content must have non-optimized content also; Google tends to penalize sites that are overly optimized (search engines may consider the site trying to gain an advantage by excessive optimization);<\/p>\n – Balance between content and advertising<\/strong>: it’s ok that your site display advertisements, but not a number that can prevent visitors to find what are they looking for. Especially beware of ads that open above content (pop-ups);<\/p>\n – Loading SPEED<\/strong> : a quality site will load faster. A slow site will bore visitors and they will seek information elsewhere;<\/p>\n – Social component<\/strong>: social networks have changed the way we communicate and the way we access\u00a0the quality stuff. Consumers expect a product or service to have good reviews and discuss about it on Facebook, Twitter or Google+. So, your site should have a consistent presence on most important social networks \u00a0and, in addition, offer visitors the opportunity to share content they find interesting (via “sharing”);<\/p>\n – INTERACTION WITH VISITORS<\/strong>: your site is on the right track when you notice that visitors spend more time on the site and view more pages, or interact through comments or newsletter signups;<\/p>\n – Compare to the competition<\/strong>: if you take into account a certain keyword, how your site is positioned on Google, compared to your competitors’ sites? Does it deserve a better position or worse if you look at it objectively?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 301 REDIRECT<\/strong><\/p>\n It is a “status code” showing the search engines that the web page permanently moved to another URL. The new URL can be at the same site or a new site. Given that you want the traffic from the old address, but the page is no longer physically located at this address, it is advisable to use 301 REDIRECT.<\/p>\n 302 REDIRECT<\/strong><\/p>\n Redirect option is used if you need a temporary relocation to another address. Be careful though! 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\nOver the years, the entire industry of site optimization (SEO) spoke about the need to create quality content; SEO experts have the habit of saying: “Content is king” – meaning by this that high quality content is key to the success of any website.\u00a0So, a website that offers good content is not necessarily a good website? In short, no. Quality content is not all; just one (most important) of the factors that separate the good sites from the bad.<\/p>\n\n
301 and 302 redirect Explained<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n