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If there is a web site with a LOT of content, does Google get SQR for each page or do they get SQR for "a couple of pages" and apply that rating for the entire
by geoduck14 4y ago
If there is a web site with a LOT of content, does Google get SQR for each page or do they get SQR for "a couple of pages" and apply that rating for the entire site?
When you rate "accruacy" of information or "authorativeness" of a site, how do you know the site is "an authority"? are you guessing?
- kappuchino 4y agoSQR is used to test if google search results are "right" across most searches, not if a website is "right" in general. Rating of a site from the point of google relies on other data points like speed, support of https, links to the site (aka page rank) and a lot more. Have a look at the SQR Guide (PDF Link in my comment above) for examples how Google classifies information results. (Especially the YMYL - Your money or your life classification and Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness (E-A-T))