Google recently announced that its algorithm would be modified in view of its index clean pages and sites whose content was of poor quality. The adage “content is king” seems to be true!

Google focuses on content designed for Internet

Receiving much criticism of the quality of results provided by its search engine, Google has decided to consider yet another factor in its algorithm. Indeed, the company recently announced it had worked on a new factor in ranking pages in search results.

Google Algorithm

Receiving much criticism of the quality of results provided by its search engine, Google has decided to consider yet another factor in its algorithm. Indeed, the company recently announced it had worked on a new factor in ranking pages in search results.

The main targets of this new “filter” are sites that offer content of poor quality. The goal is simple to understand: that users continue to use Google, should it offers relevant results.

Also according to Matt Cutts, it seems that Google is working on a tool to detect strong content and treat them like spam pages. These pages are optimized for SEO but contain an automated content (spinne understand?) Therefore irrelevant to users.

The contents: a predominant factor in ranking?

We note also that Google will continue to go probable cases in this sense since the engine has developed a system for changing titles in the search results. In fact, many owners of websites have noticed that the title displayed in the SERPs engine did not correspond to the title tag they placed into their source code.

The search spoke on the subject and said he allowed himself to change the title of the page in search results if it had one (or more) of the following problems:

* the presence of the same title on multiple pages of the site,
* title too short or too long
* a non-representative of the content of the page

It seems more than obvious that the content is taken into account very seriously in the algorithm ranks pages and the search will certainly continue to do so.

The questions that come to mind (and certainly the minds of many SEOs) are as follows:

* What are the criteria for detecting a lack of quality content?
* How the black hat SEOs will they get around these restrictions by the engine?