How To Use Google Alerts To Measure Content Quality - INGENIOUS TIP
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Google Alerts literally has unlimited amounts of uses, but I wanted to share with you how you can use Google Alerts to determine exactly what 'high quality' content is.
When you setup a Google alert you can choose to receive 'Only the best results' or to receive 'All results'
This is in essence a 'high quality' content filter by Google themselves.
Here is how to set it up-
1) Create 1 Google Alert for site:yourdomain.com and choose to receive 'Only the best results'
2) Setup another Google Alert for site:yourdomain.com but this time choose to receive 'All results'
Thats it!
Now each time you publish a new piece of content on your site you will ever get an Alert to tell you it is considered as a 'best result'/high quality or if Google has just thrown it in the everything else/all results pile.
Pretty clever huh?
Note: This tip came from a comment by Kaushal on my post at SearchEngineJournal.com
When you setup a Google alert you can choose to receive 'Only the best results' or to receive 'All results'
This is in essence a 'high quality' content filter by Google themselves.
Here is how to set it up-
1) Create 1 Google Alert for site:yourdomain.com and choose to receive 'Only the best results'
2) Setup another Google Alert for site:yourdomain.com but this time choose to receive 'All results'
Thats it!
Now each time you publish a new piece of content on your site you will ever get an Alert to tell you it is considered as a 'best result'/high quality or if Google has just thrown it in the everything else/all results pile.
Pretty clever huh?
Note: This tip came from a comment by Kaushal on my post at SearchEngineJournal.com