Google now favors content written by people with direct experience. Have you seen rankings drop for purely research-based content? How are you incorporating first-hand knowledge to improve E-E-A-T?

Google now favors content written by people with direct experience. Have you seen rankings drop for purely research-based content? How are you incorporating first-hand knowledge to improve E-E-A-T?

Ah, the classic battle of the internet! Got to love how Google keeps us all on our toes, eh? It’s like a game of musical chairs, and just when you think you’ve found a seat, the music stops, and you’re left standing.

 

As for rankings dropping for purely research-based content, yeah, I’ve seen a few folks pulling their hair out over that. Seems like Google’s decided that firsthand experience is the new golden ticket. They want content that sounds like it was written by a real-life expert, not some robot assembling facts.

 

Now, to stomp on E-E-A-T (that’s Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness for those who might not be in the know). You gotta spice things up! Share personal anecdotes, showcase your own experiences, and maybe throw in a few photos of you looking like a credible expert (bonus points for the glasses!).

 

Just don’t forget to cite credible sources too! You know, keep the balance between your charm and some good old research. It’s like making a stew – too much of one ingredient and it goes bad. So, what are you doing to add a lil’ personal touch to your own content?

Human written content are more valuable than AI generated content, however, just because you have published human written content does not mean your content will perform. It also need to be well written and search engine optimized.

First-hand experience is crucial for content rankings because it adds authenticity and authority, which search engines prioritize. Personal insights, like those in product reviews or tutorials, make content more valuable to users, improving engagement and SEO performance.