Why Google Penalize Your Website?

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I will discuss some facts later.

For now,

1. Be cautious about using NLP tools, sometimes they over-optimize your article.

2. Keyword= User question + Need.

Where "NEED" could be (Service, Info, Solution, Navigation, and so on).

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On each point you mentioned.
1. People now over optimized the article by collecting NLP list from some tool like surfer SEO or Frase. But all the NLPs are not combolsury to optimize the articles. So by covering all the things are made this over optimized.

2. Find out what users need and answer accurately. No bluffing. Google doesn't say that covering PAA would be enough. All blogger doing the same things. What extra did you do. Find out and cover that.

I hope this will help you.
 
1. People now over optimized the article by collecting NLP list from some tool like surfer SEO or Frase. But all the NLPs are not combolsury to optimize the articles. So by covering all the things are made this over optimized.
I've been hearing this lately.

Many people are shocked because they thought that if they use CONTENT OPTIMIZATION tools like Surfer/Frase, they will rank high and stay there.

Many of the people complaining about the SEPTEMBER update (and onward) use content optimized AI text

I think the problem is KEYWORD STUFFING

You can't just mention keywords suggested by SurferSEO, you have to create content that is actually USEFUL and mentions these in CONTEXT

What do I mean by IN CONTEXT? The content (and all its mentioned keywords per SurferSEO) actually deliver on the SEARCH INTENT behind the target keyword of the content.
 
I've been hearing this lately.

Many people are shocked because they thought that if they use CONTENT OPTIMIZATION tools like Surfer/Frase, they will rank high and stay there.

Many of the people complaining about the SEPTEMBER update (and onward) use content optimized AI text

I think the problem is KEYWORD STUFFING

You can't just mention keywords suggested by SurferSEO, you have to create content that is actually USEFUL and mentions these in CONTEXT

What do I mean by IN CONTEXT? The content (and all its mentioned keywords per SurferSEO) actually deliver on the SEARCH INTENT behind the target keyword of the content.
You are right, Should cover the context. Heading stuffing also a reason to get hit. Those are soft hit and hard to understand though
 
1. People now over optimized the article by collecting NLP list from some tool like surfer SEO or Frase. But all the NLPs are not combolsury to optimize the articles. So by covering all the things are made this over optimized.

2. Find out what users need and answer accurately. No bluffing. Google doesn't say that covering PAA would be enough. All blogger doing the same things. What extra did you do. Find out and cover that.

I hope this will help you.
I agree on this. In fact, anything that goes over the limit, or more than what's needed, will be sh*t.
 
1. People now over optimized the article by collecting NLP list from some tool like surfer SEO or Frase. But all the NLPs are not combolsury to optimize the articles. So by covering all the things are made this over optimized.

2. Find out what users need and answer accurately. No bluffing. Google doesn't say that covering PAA would be enough. All blogger doing the same things. What extra did you do. Find out and cover that.

I hope this will help you.
Yes, it a helpful post.
 
I think it could be that sites that break the rules or have security vulnerabilities or host malicious content could face penalties. Google prioritizes user safety.
 
I think it could be that sites that break the rules or have security vulnerabilities or host malicious content could face penalties. Google prioritizes user safety.
You have a point. But in this case there was no security issues
 
Using cracked or nulled plugins that could have malware, could also get your site penalized.
 
Google may penalize a website for various reasons, including:
Violating Guidelines
Unnatural Links
Keyword Stuffing
Duplicate Content
Malware or Security Issues
User Experience Issues
 
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