BaldHat616
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What do you do about increasing your EAT on affiliate sites?
How you build EAT on affiliate blogs?
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4GproxyNL
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Sorry, but what is the full meaning of EAT please?
BaldHat616
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Expertise, Authority, Trustworthyness
Look it up its becoming more & more import as a ranking factor
Look it up its becoming more & more import as a ranking factor
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found these 2 articles after a search in qwant
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/improve-google-eat-score/270711/https://blog.searchmetrics.com/us/google-e-a-t-ranking-factor/
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/improve-google-eat-score/270711/https://blog.searchmetrics.com/us/google-e-a-t-ranking-factor/
blackbeans
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Pay close attention to how other affiliate blogs approach the EAT issue.
EAT, of course, means expertise, authority, and trustworthiness.
Generally speaking, if your affiliate site deals with consumer products, personal testimonials on the sidebar should do the trick.
These testimonials will include information on your interest in the topic, what kind of products you like, and otherwise establish that you know what you're talking about.
It doesn't take much effort.
Many Amazon product affiliate blogs have this sidebar.
Feel free to mix and match and come up with your own spin.
As long as there is some sort of personal claim that you are using or familiar enough with the products you're promoting and the problems they solve, you're good to go.
EAT, of course, means expertise, authority, and trustworthiness.
Generally speaking, if your affiliate site deals with consumer products, personal testimonials on the sidebar should do the trick.
These testimonials will include information on your interest in the topic, what kind of products you like, and otherwise establish that you know what you're talking about.
It doesn't take much effort.
Many Amazon product affiliate blogs have this sidebar.
Feel free to mix and match and come up with your own spin.
As long as there is some sort of personal claim that you are using or familiar enough with the products you're promoting and the problems they solve, you're good to go.