Post by account_disabled on Jan 14, 2024 23:32:14 GMT -5
Secondly, the story is a new place for Google to showcase your expertise. That's additional traffic in Google Discover , which you wouldn't have received with your organic ranking alone. And, even if you're already ranked first for a particular article, it's still a net gain in new traffic. The importance of links Google recommends “deeply embedding Stories” by linking to them from your homepage or relevant category pages. It's definitely a great idea if you have static homepages or category pages, where it's easy to add unique content. As happens with normal organic search , Google tries to know and evaluate a Story based on which external and internal links point to it. Obviously, the first link to the story must be placed in the article to which that story refers. Linking the two pieces of content together will help Google find the story, without the disadvantages of embedding.
Additionally, Google wants publishers to create a separate C Level Contact List landing page for web stories. A page that will therefore contain links to all your web stories, and which will be reachable from your homepage. Secondly, the story is a new place for Google to showcase your expertise. That's additional traffic in Google Discover , which you wouldn't have received with your organic ranking alone. And, even if you're already ranked first for a particular article, it's still a net gain in new traffic. The importance of links Google recommends “deeply embedding Stories” by linking to them from your homepage or relevant category pages. It's definitely a great idea if you have static homepages or category pages, where it's easy to add unique content.
As happens with normal organic search , Google tries to know and evaluate a Story based on which external and internal links point to it. Obviously, the first link to the story must be placed in the article to which that story refers. Linking the two pieces of content together will help Google find the story, without the disadvantages of embedding. Additionally, Google wants publishers to create a separate landing page for web stories. A page that will therefore contain links to all your web stories, and which will be reachable from your homepage.
Additionally, Google wants publishers to create a separate C Level Contact List landing page for web stories. A page that will therefore contain links to all your web stories, and which will be reachable from your homepage. Secondly, the story is a new place for Google to showcase your expertise. That's additional traffic in Google Discover , which you wouldn't have received with your organic ranking alone. And, even if you're already ranked first for a particular article, it's still a net gain in new traffic. The importance of links Google recommends “deeply embedding Stories” by linking to them from your homepage or relevant category pages. It's definitely a great idea if you have static homepages or category pages, where it's easy to add unique content.
As happens with normal organic search , Google tries to know and evaluate a Story based on which external and internal links point to it. Obviously, the first link to the story must be placed in the article to which that story refers. Linking the two pieces of content together will help Google find the story, without the disadvantages of embedding. Additionally, Google wants publishers to create a separate landing page for web stories. A page that will therefore contain links to all your web stories, and which will be reachable from your homepage.