#Google guidelines
What search engines have actually said about content quality, as opposed to what the industry repeats. We quote the published guidance on automation, helpfulness and experience, and separate it from the folklore that grew around it. You will find what the rules say about who wrote a page, why the emphasis is on usefulness rather than authorship, and where the genuine limits are. We also flag advice that was true once and has since been superseded. Where guidance is ambiguous, we say so instead of inventing certainty.
1 ott 2026 · 8 min di letturaLSI Keywords and Related Terms: What Actually Matters
LSI keywords are a persistent SEO myth, but related terms still matter. What search engines actually use, and how to cover a topic's language…
1 ott 2026 · 8 min di letturaOver-Optimisation: When SEO Tweaks Make an Article Worse
Too much SEO can hurt an article: repeated keywords, forced headings, link overload. How to spot over-optimisation and fix it without losing what works.
30 set 2026 · 8 min di letturaThin Content on a Blog: How to Spot It and Fix It
Thin content is not about word count. What makes a blog post thin, how to find weak posts with free data, and when to…
29 set 2026 · 8 min di letturaWhen Other Sites Copy Your Blog Posts: Scrapers and SEO
What happens when scraper sites copy your blog posts, when it actually affects search, how to make your original obvious, and how to request…
29 set 2026 · 9 min di letturaDisavowing Links: When a Blog Actually Needs to Do It
What the disavow tool does, why most blogs never need it, the few situations where it makes sense, and how to build a disavow…
28 set 2026 · 8 min di letturaManual Actions in Search Console: What a Blogger Should Do
A manual action means a human reviewer found a spam policy problem on your site. How to read the report, fix the cause and…
28 set 2026 · 8 min di letturaProgrammatic SEO: When Template Pages Help or Hurt
Programmatic SEO creates many pages from one template and a dataset. When it serves real searches, when it becomes scaled spam, and how small…
28 set 2026 · 8 min di letturaSpammy Backlinks and the Disavow Tool: Should You Worry?
Spammy links pointing at your blog are normal and usually ignored. When the disavow tool is actually needed, when it can do harm, and…
27 set 2026 · 8 min di letturaBounce Rate, Dwell Time and SEO: Myth Versus Fact
Is a high bounce rate hurting your blog's rankings? What bounce rate and dwell time really measure, what search engines have said, and what…
27 set 2026 · 9 min di letturaNofollow, Sponsored and UGC Links: Which to Use When
rel=nofollow, sponsored and ugc explained for bloggers: what each attribute means, which links need one, how search engines treat them and common mistakes.
26 set 2026 · 9 min di letturaManual Actions in Search Console: What They Mean for a Blog
A manual action means a Google reviewer found spam-policy violations on your site. How to read the report, fix the cause and write a…
13 set 2026 · 6 min di letturaE-E-A-T on a Blog That Publishes Automatically
Experience, expertise, authoritativeness and trust are not a score you can set. Here is what a blog publishing on a schedule can genuinely do…