Google'a content quality propaganda is such a joke

With the AI factor coming into play brace yourself for the biggest google whipping of the century in about a year or less. Remember, most of it is still in infancy. Quality content is nothing but structured content written in a easy-to-understand language which refers to the key industry-specific parameters, or information which are useful for the end users. If SEO for you is 90% of links, then you're not prepared for the future. Pair up your link strategy with actionable content driven by data and the future will hold good promises for you.

Tbh we've been hearing this since 2013.
 
With the AI factor coming into play brace yourself for the biggest google whipping of the century in about a year or less. Remember, most of it is still in infancy. Quality content is nothing but structured content written in a easy-to-understand language which refers to the key industry-specific parameters, or information which are useful for the end users. If SEO for you is 90% of links, then you're not prepared for the future. Pair up your link strategy with actionable content driven by data and the future will hold good promises for you.

I could see this eventually being the case, but even then- quality links kind of backs up your content in a way but I do try to get goodone blog posts on my site because besides for Google, when a visitor lands on a site I'd bet having impressive looking content can make a difference in your websites percieved value to them.
 
@spectrejoe I don't think it's wise to risk your money with churn and burn model. Like everything else, great changes are introduced over time. Yes, it's slow but I hope you've noticed the small changes since 2013. If you've been tracking Google you cannot miss it.
 
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