Step 1: Demonstrate Each Element Of E-E-A-T First things first: how do you assert yourself as an authority on your chosen topic? If you are familiar with the concept of E-E-A-T, you won’t be surprised that it’s closely tied to topical authority. Working on one is the same as working on the other. And E-E-A-T … Read more
A company can generate influential media exposure by turning internal expertise into media sources. I challenge you to use brand scoring, like count, content shares, or other vanity metrics when pitching a journalist or editor to become an expert source. The best-case scenario is that you don’t get a response. But if the media contact … Read more
Included as a part of Google’s search quality rater guidelines is “E-E-A-T,” which stands for Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. These are evaluated using a mix of signals – not a specific ranking factor – and help Google determine if the content is relevant and helpful enough for users that it should be prioritized in … Read more
As a marketer, you‘ve likely noticed data’s importance in decision-making and strategizing. You’re also probably tired of being bogged down with manually collecting and reporting data. Data science is integral to the marketing world, but time is money, and the time you spend working with large datasets could go toward performing other tasks, such as … Read more
While affluence brings its privileges, it’s not without its pitfalls. Consider this: the average millionaire grapples with bankruptcy 3.5 times annually. This revelation highlights the treacherous terrain of fortune and the indispensable need for expert wealth management. The role of a wealth manager goes beyond mere number-crunching. It’s about visionary planning, discerning market trends, and … Read more
Google’s John Mueller answered whether a content author’s expertise was important to Google’s algorithm because this plays such an important role in the Quality Raters Guidelines. John answered that he assumed there was some indirect work done on author expertise but noted that it was a “fuzzy area.” E-A-T and Google’s Algorithm It’s established already … Read more
