Google wants more relevant, search engine friendly content on websites, Udi Manber VP of Search Quality for Google clearly stated last week.
Glenn Derene of Popular Mechanics posed this question, “Do you find that the content on the Web is evolving to be more search-engine friendly?”
This was Manber’s answer, “It’s hard to say. It’s definitely still lacking. I wish people would put more effort into thinking about how other people will find them and putting the right keywords onto their pages.”
The benefits of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) are lauded in this statement. Properly selected keyword phrases, well-written content and web pages focused on specific topics assist the dominant search engine in indexing websites and providing salient SERPs (Search Engine Results Pages).
Google recognizes they need SEOs like politicians need journalists. Optimized websites ensure Google is serving up relevant, quality results. Their reputation is based on the information they provide and SEOs help website’s define their message, products and services.
This statement may be one small step for Google and one giant leap for SEO-kind. It validates the need for websites to optimize. The admission also demonstrates the search engine is aware of the product they need to provide in order to remain relevant themselves. SEOs make Google look good.
The implications of statements in this interview, should perks some ears up. Of course, they want you to optimize the right way
Maria
hi there….
i am so interested with the site optimization article here, however, I am just wondering if every website in this world is heavily optimized, how does Google rank it?
If you have a look at the competition in between web hosting company, like for example, discountasp.net and asphostcentral.com, why does it differ in ranking?
As per the article I read from other Google Algorithm blog, no one else knows how the Google robots actually works…is this true?
confused…:(