how google know that website is talking about?

[johnny johnny]

if website is newest have less content or blog(less than 5 content), I curious google will index what keyword that have less content? or google using homepage to define what website is talking about??

 

[Waifu_tatyana]

I am not exactly sure but I read that Google crawlers mainly rely on Ontological NLP to process the context/ intent of a piece of text. If your homepage has a proper introductory section giving a general outline of what your site is about it helps in the early stage for Google to understand the intent of your site. There's no need to get exact match domains, stuffing keywords in meta; just write naturally Google is capable of extracting meaning from unoptimized text too.

 

[judealex]

I am not exactly sure but I read that Google crawlers mainly rely on Ontological NLP to process the context/ intent of a piece of text. If your homepage has a proper introductory section giving a general outline of what your site is about it helps in the early stage for Google to understand the intent of your site. There's no need to get exact match domains, stuffing keywords in meta; just write naturally Google is capable of extracting meaning from unoptimized text too.

Though Google can extract the meaning of unoptimized text, it's better to properly optimize the page to rank well.

 

[Waifu_tatyana]

Though Google can extract the meaning of unoptimized text, it's better to properly optimize the page to rank well.

Text optimization involves a lot of keyword stuffing which Google hates now that it has good NLP capabilities at hand. I am keeping my articles completely natural without stuffing any keywords.
One of my articles on my DA 5 blog is currently sitting above a 25 DA site on page 1 even with less words. I used 0% keyword stuffing and relied solely on semantic subheadings with natural writing.

 

[netizenwizard]

Even if a website is new and has little content, Google can still index it based on the available information.

 

[judealex]

Text optimization involves a lot of keyword stuffing which Google hates now that it has good NLP capabilities at hand. I am keeping my articles completely natural without stuffing any keywords.
One of my articles on my DA 5 blog is currently sitting above a 25 DA site on page 1 even with less words. I used 0% keyword stuffing and relied solely on semantic subheadings with natural writing.

I admit the point of the natural quality article will stand before then the article made with keyword stuffing and purposefully made for ranking.

But What I am trying to say is we should try using the keywords naturally to the article like useful information to the audience. Which will help us to stay a long time on good rank.

 

[Martin Hagen]

Text optimization involves a lot of keyword stuffing which Google hates now that it has good NLP capabilities at hand. I am keeping my articles completely natural without stuffing any keywords.
One of my articles on my DA 5 blog is currently sitting above a 25 DA site on page 1 even with less words. I used 0% keyword stuffing and relied solely on semantic subheadings with natural writing.

Agree with this. From my personal experience recently, quality content wins. The days of keyword stuffing articles are long gone. Aiming to be #1 in your niche? Look at all the competitors in the top 10 and make sure your content is always much better than theirs. You want the user to find you useful, and stick around and interact with your site after all.

Quick edit; but yes, using keywords naturally are definitely something you should do as @judealex said.

 

[Waifu_tatyana]

I admit the point of the natural quality article will stand before then the article made with keyword stuffing and purposefully made for ranking.

But What I am trying to say is we should try using the keywords naturally to the article like useful information to the audience. Which will help us to stay a long time on good rank.

Agreed.

Agree with this. From my personal experience recently, quality content wins. The days of keyword stuffing articles are long gone. Aiming to be #1 in your niche? Look at all the competitors in the top 10 and make sure your content is always much better than theirs. You want the user to find you useful, and stick around and interact with your site after all.

Quick edit; but yes, using keywords naturally are definitely something you should do as @judealex said.

Yep I agree with him. I was just saying the old school keyword stuffing or adding unnecessary fluff to increase word count is not effective anymore. On the contrary it might even penalise a site. I am a risk avert person so I always take the safest way possible.

 

[ItachiDLuffy]

Text optimization involves a lot of keyword stuffing which Google hates now that it has good NLP capabilities at hand. I am keeping my articles completely natural without stuffing any keywords.
One of my articles on my DA 5 blog is currently sitting above a 25 DA site on page 1 even with less words. I used 0% keyword stuffing and relied solely on semantic subheadings with natural writing.

DA is not a ranking factor, has never been one, and will never be one.

 

[Martin Hagen]

Agreed.

Yep I agree with him. I was just saying the old school keyword stuffing or adding unnecessary fluff to increase word count is not effective anymore. On the contrary it might even penalise a site. I am a risk avert person so I always take the safest way possible.

Im glad it's going this way! however I can't say the days of spamming a keyword in white invisible text on top of your website heading wasn't fun

 

[Waifu_tatyana]

Im glad it's going this way! however I can't say the days of spamming a keyword in white invisible text on top of your website heading wasn't fun

I'm extremely new to blogging but lurked in blog related forums for quite a few years.
I'm glad too
Now just hoping Google becomes smart enough to penalise the thin AI content sites too. Otherwise there's no future to blogging.

 

[Waifu_tatyana]

DA is not a ranking factor, has never been one, and will never be one.

The DA 25 site's backlink profile is good. Not artificially manipulated with spam links.
I agree with you but I just used the DA to give a standard idea about the authority difference between my new blog and the other site.

 

[judealex]

Agreed.

Yep I agree with him. I was just saying the old school keyword stuffing or adding unnecessary fluff to increase word count is not effective anymore. On the contrary it might even penalise a site. I am a risk avert person so I always take the safest way possible.

Yes, Keyword stuffing will get the punishment for the site for sure.

 

[resistosai111]

yes my few sites get down because of thin AI Content google can index these content and then get down because it feel there is no user interaction.