My understanding of the algorithm is that Google uses UX metrics to stack rank content. I believe this because I focus on creating the most relevant & most valu

My understanding of the algorithm is that Google uses UX metrics to stack rank content. I believe this because I focus on creating the most relevant & most valuable page of content Google could show for the keywords I want to rank for, and skip all of the backlinks and technical BS stuff. This strategy of avoiding backlinks and technical BS & focus 100% on content quality has worked really well for me. If you think about it, Google has all of the data to do this: - Android - Chrome - Google Analytics All of the big platforms use UX metrics to influence reach - LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, even YouTube uses UX metrics to influence reach, why not Google search? It seems like people using AI see some limited amount of success, for some limited amount of time before losing their rankings. If I was Google, I would let people think their AI content is working for a little bit, then de-index their website to demotivate + scare webmasters away from using AI.