Design and Content Guidelines
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Technical Guidelines
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Quality Guidelines
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Guidelines need to follow:
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Avoid following abusive techniques
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Check your site is in the Google index
Occasionally, fluctuation in search results is the result of differences in our data centers. When you perform a Google search, your query is sent to a Google data center in order to retrieve search results. There are numerous data centers, and many factors (such as geographic location and search traffic) determine where a query is sent. Because not all of our data centers are updated simultaneously, it's possible to see slightly different search results depending on which data center handles your query.
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- Each page should be reachable atleast from on static link
- make html and xml sitemap
- there should not be so many links in page
- useful, information rich content which clearly describe your moto of the page
- Try to use the common terms
- use alt tag in image and title tags in hyperlink
- make sure alt and title tags should be descriptive and accurate
- make sure your site shouldn't have 404 pages
- don't use ? in URL
Technical Guidelines
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- Don't block css and js files through robots.txt
- Make sure your web server supports the If-Modified-Since HTTP header
- Use the robots.txt to block unneccsary pages
- Google's AdSense ads and DoubleClick links are blocked from being crawled by a robots.txt file
- Make sure google should able to crawl your website
- Monitor your site's performance and optimize load times
- Test your site to make sure that it appears correctly in different browsers.
- Monitor Site Performance through Page Speed, Yslow, Web Page Speed and other tools
Quality Guidelines
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- Make pages primarily for users, not for search engines.
- Don't deceive your users.
- Try to provide all related content on the single page.
- Take each page as a landing page.
- User should be find everything on page for that he came on.
- Take urself 2 steps ahead from your competitors
- Think about what makes your website unique, valuable, or engaging
Guidelines need to follow:
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- Robots.txt guideline
- Sitemap for search engines guideline
- Sitemap for users guideline
- Amount of links guideline
- Text / image links guideline
- Titles / Alt guideline
- Dynamic links guideline
- If modified since guideline
- Paid links guideline
- Page speed guideline
Avoid following abusive techniques
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- Avoid Keyword Stuffing
- Automatically generated content
- Participating in link schemes
- Creating pages with little or no original content
- Cloaking
- Sneaky redirects
- Hidden text or links
- Doorway pages
- Scraped content
- Participating in affiliate programs without adding sufficient value
- Loading pages with irrelevant keywords
- Creating pages with malicious behavior, such as phishing or installing viruses, trojans, or other badware
- Abusing rich snippets markup
- Sending automated queries to Google
Speed Rules
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- Avoid landing page redirects
- Enable compression
- Improve server response time
- Leverage browser caching
- Minify resources
- Optimize images
- Optimize CSS Delivery
- Prioritize visible content
- Remove render-blocking JavaScript
- Use asynchronous scripts
- Do a site: search
- Verify that your site ranks for your domain name
- Tell Google about your site: http://www.google.com/submityourcontent/
- Check Crawl Errors
- Test robots.txt through Tool
- Make sure that the URLs haven't been blocked with meta tags.
- Clear site navigation structure
- Old pages should be redirected through 301 Redirection
- Check Crawl Stats
- Preferred domain
- Crawl rate
- Language and Location Settings
- Review Search Query page
- Content Keywords
- HTML Improvements
- Incoming Links
Occasionally, fluctuation in search results is the result of differences in our data centers. When you perform a Google search, your query is sent to a Google data center in order to retrieve search results. There are numerous data centers, and many factors (such as geographic location and search traffic) determine where a query is sent. Because not all of our data centers are updated simultaneously, it's possible to see slightly different search results depending on which data center handles your query.
Report Spam
https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/spamreport
DMCA Request: Removing Content From Google
https://support.google.com/legal/troubleshooter/1114905?hl=en
DMCA Dashboard - Google
https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/dmca-dashboard
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