This is if we speak in very simple language

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This is because search engines change their attitude towards a page over time – they collect data on user experience and, based on this, draw conclusions about its quality. If the content is of high quality (it is read, shared, commented on, added to bookmarks), then its visibility in search gradually improves. If users visit the page, read the first few lines, close the tab and continue searching for the information they need, then the content is of low quality, and its visibility in the search results decreases.


In fact, hundreds of different factors participate in search ranking, search engines vietnam email list use big data , and often even the employees of Yandex and Google themselves cannot say for sure which factors were decisive in ranking this or that site. But I think I conveyed the general idea to you. Shares To see if our articles were getting more shares after we changed our blogging strategy, I used a free service called Social Activity , which one of our readers recommended in the comments to our contest .


I took 30 pieces of content we published before the strategy change and 30 longreads we published over the past six months and compared their shares. You can see how big the difference is in the graph below. This result is explained quite simply - when users see a large and very high-quality material, they either save it to bookmarks or share it on social networks in order to read it later.