Page Content, Algorithms and Query Relevance
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"Actually with the advent of Hummingbird and how Google now breaks down a page's content into portions (which is how they algorithmically determine theme and relevancy to a query) it's much easier to rank an 'autoblog' with truly 'unique' content."
Can someone give me a quick idea of how Google breaks down page content to determine query relevancy and theme? I assume he means something beyond <h> tags and footers and headers?
Beyond that, how is knowing this "portioning" of pages useful to someone building webpages?
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