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Google uses time-on-page as an important signal. If you could just open the page and instantly see the info you're seeking, the page won't rank. That's why all
by markdown 6y ago
Google uses time-on-page as an important signal. If you could just open the page and instantly see the info you're seeking, the page won't rank.
That's why all these garbage sites hide the information under a huge pile of useless text.
- dawnerd 6y agoThere's another benefit to hiding the answer paragraphs down - it will likely be enough to trigger more ad loads (and a new page load if infinite scroll).
- jonathanlydall 6y agoExcept the page contains no actual info relating to the next season (despite their title and summary indicating it would), after the fluff content they invariably say something to the effect of “we have no kind of information about the next season”. The pages exist only to lure you to the site under false pretences. If I wanted an analysis on the last episode season, I would have searched for that, but their title and summary deliberately mislead me into thinking it contains content which it does not.