Actionable Advice to Consider
Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2025 9:57 am
. Link Freshness
New fresh links trump old existing links! according to freshdocs! a link value scorer. We don’t know how much of a weight difference exists here.
Takeaway: You still should include links from old pages to new! and new pages to old! as long as they are relevant and not over-linked. It will help with traffic and is still an element of a high-value page.
10. Site-Wide Ranking
We were always told that Google search engines rank webpages! not websites! but we always felt that didn’t make much sense with what we know about topic authority! trust! internal linking! and that your home page usually generates the most traffic organically.
Here are some ranking factors that stood out in the NsrNsrData document.
titlematchScore: A sitewide title match score that tells how well titles match what the user searched for.
pnavClicks: We were told that Google ignores your header and footer links! but this primary navigational factor might tell us otherwise because it may be paying attention to which menu links get the most clicks.
chromeInTotal: Site-wide Chrome views. Google uses your Chrome browser’s data to determine some site-wide scoring.
chardVariance and chardScoreVariance: Google may be predicting site and/or page quality based on your previous content! so consistency is key.
Here is some actionable advice исполнительный список уровня c that you can think about and implement today to improve your Google rankings based on what we learned from the leak.
Remove poorly performing pages. If the user metrics are bad! no links point to the page! and the page has had plenty of opportunity to thrive! then that page should be eliminated. Quality content is still king!
Site-wide ranking factors and scoring averages are mentioned throughout Google’s leaked docs! and it is just as valuable to delete the weakest links as it is to optimize your new article (with some caveats of course).
New fresh links trump old existing links! according to freshdocs! a link value scorer. We don’t know how much of a weight difference exists here.
Takeaway: You still should include links from old pages to new! and new pages to old! as long as they are relevant and not over-linked. It will help with traffic and is still an element of a high-value page.
10. Site-Wide Ranking
We were always told that Google search engines rank webpages! not websites! but we always felt that didn’t make much sense with what we know about topic authority! trust! internal linking! and that your home page usually generates the most traffic organically.
Here are some ranking factors that stood out in the NsrNsrData document.
titlematchScore: A sitewide title match score that tells how well titles match what the user searched for.
pnavClicks: We were told that Google ignores your header and footer links! but this primary navigational factor might tell us otherwise because it may be paying attention to which menu links get the most clicks.
chromeInTotal: Site-wide Chrome views. Google uses your Chrome browser’s data to determine some site-wide scoring.
chardVariance and chardScoreVariance: Google may be predicting site and/or page quality based on your previous content! so consistency is key.
Here is some actionable advice исполнительный список уровня c that you can think about and implement today to improve your Google rankings based on what we learned from the leak.
Remove poorly performing pages. If the user metrics are bad! no links point to the page! and the page has had plenty of opportunity to thrive! then that page should be eliminated. Quality content is still king!
Site-wide ranking factors and scoring averages are mentioned throughout Google’s leaked docs! and it is just as valuable to delete the weakest links as it is to optimize your new article (with some caveats of course).