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Wednesday, May 21, 2014
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May 20th, Google released yet another update to their search algorithm. This update primarily targeted duplicate content, thin content, and low quality content. This update is estimated to effect approximately 7.5% of search results. Everyday Google is working on ways to improve their search results, trying to serve up the best possible search results.
What is duplicate content, thin content, and low quality content?
Duplicate content is when one website steals or borrows content from another website. For example an article from one blog is copy and pasted into another blog. Google gives very little value to content it recognizes as duplicate than original / unique content.
Thin content is when a webpage or website has very little content on the page or site. Google doesn’t give a number of words it likes to see on every page, but if a webpage has less then 50 or 100 words on it, there is a chance Google won’t value it very highly.
Low quality content is a mixture of duplicated content, spammy content, bad spelling, and grammatical errors. If a webpage’s content is copy and pasted from another site and then only reworded slightly, that could be seen as low quality content.
What does this mean for dealerships?
With every update Google releases the importance of high quality and unique content increases. Content Motive offers a variety of SEO and content marketing products that focus on producing high quality unique content. Not only does the content Content Motive produces index well in Google search results, the content is also invaluable to car shoppers looking for information on the cars and services they are interested in. Let our professional writers help boost your dealership’s content marketing strategy.
