Tips for creating EEAT on a brand new site?

[cockus]

what are the best ways to build EEAT on a brand new site?

 

[SEO Sparton]

what are the best ways to build EEAT on a brand new site?

Build EEAT on a new site by showcasing author expertise, creating high-quality content, securing backlinks, and ensuring site security

 

[india]

Create High-Quality, Helpful Content and Implement Strategic Internal Linking.

 

[hideath]

Just focus in Topical authority and getting decent links,
Other than this is mostly useless,

You can't just state that you have the "experience" & "expertise", you have to show them up,
The same with Authority, which mainly comes from decent links

 

[MajestySEO]

It’s definitely a whole strategy, and Google has shown us the importance of E-E-A-T through its core updates, which have impacted countless websites.
Building E-E-A-T on a brand new site can be challenging, but focusing on creating helpful, valuable content will make a difference.

 

[xubyruby527]

I think you should publish high-quality, original content

 

[tazarbm]

Create High-Quality, Helpful Content and Implement Strategic Internal Linking.

that's not how EEAT works...

@cockus EEAT means exposing yourself like a whore to google and proving to them that you are an expert in your niche / field. This means displaying your professional credentials (diplomas, certificates, etc) on your site and / or showing KYC documents to google (the nerve on these fuckers to demand personal and official documents from strangers), creating REAL profiles of yourself on all big social media platforms, proving that they belong to you and linking them to your site, etc...

There's a whole lot of things you can do to improve EEAT, but I don't remember them all, but there's a lot of them indeed...

Actually, just google them, I'm sure you'll find plenty of sites listing all of the idiotic things that a random american google asks for from us...

Also, I happen to have bookmarked this a few years ago, check it out as it lists some of the EEAT things you can (but probably shouldn't ) do...
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-increase-websites-e-a-t.1408725/

 

[kajnadu]

Create high-quality content, build connections with experts and authorities in the field, and enhance the transparency and trust of the website

 

[MorganX]

Focus on creating quality content that shows your expertise and real-world experience. Add detailed author bios, links to trusted sources, and backlinks from reputable sites will also help build trust over time.

 

[thanni]

that's not how EEAT works...

@cockus EEAT means exposing yourself like a whore to google and proving to them that you are an expert in your niche / field. This means displaying your professional credentials (diplomas, certificates, etc) on your site and / or showing KYC documents to google (the nerve on these fuckers to demand personal and official documents from strangers), creating REAL profiles of yourself on all big social media platforms, proving that they belong to you and linking them to your site, etc...

There's a whole lot of things you can do to improve EEAT, but I don't remember them all, but there's a lot of them indeed...

Actually, just google them, I'm sure you'll find plenty of sites listing all of the idiotic things that a random american google asks for from us...

Also, I happen to have bookmarked this a few years ago, check it out as it lists some of the EEAT things you can (but probably shouldn't ) do...
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-increase-websites-e-a-t.1408725/

This is spot on. EEAT is like the chicken and the egg situation. If you have no social presence, the website you're looking to start may not take off, even if it's your way of demonstrating expertise. So, your best bet is to pay for those PR links, get certifications (if relevant), and get some social signals. Social traffic is a bullish way to gain Google's trust, so you may have to work on those faceless YouTube ideas or full-blown X/IG influencer mode.

Entity SEO works, too, if you're a practitioner working in a real organization. The Org name, location, and pictures can help, too.

 

[NeedMyLink]

Get your brand or content mentioned on credible sites in your niche. Guest posting or PR can help here.

 

[embossitworld]

To build EEAT (Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness) on a new site, focus on creating high-quality content that provides real value to your audience. Show expertise by writing well-researched articles, using credible sources, and showcasing your knowledge in the field. Build authority by getting backlinks from trusted websites, collaborating with industry experts, and gaining positive reviews. For trustworthiness, ensure your site has a professional design, clear privacy policies, and contact information. Regularly update your content to keep it relevant and accurate.

 

[Jabbz18]

Just to start if you're struggling, you can ask GPT to write a structure or layout which includes EEAT for a piece of content so you can fill it with your information. Don't get it to write for you but just provide you with a solid structure, I've tested this and it gave some interesting ways it can be added. Once you've got used to how you structure the content you can start experimenting on your own.