Sudden spike - proof content matters

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a (quality) article on a inactive website with no backlink had a sudden spike in impressions / clicks
> quality matters, google crawls quality
 

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You are right, quality matters and so our patience.
 
New website? or old? If new spikes are normal. nothing to do with content.
 
Keep doing what your doing, and strat throw some quality links, and DON'T even think saying what niche you're working on
 
Keep doing what your doing, and strat throw some quality links, and DON'T even think saying what niche you're working on
Yeah i don't go into details, but why NO niche too?
 
That graphic is for sure 100% from WMT, there is a spike, but dude there is an core update which started few days ago and today was announced officially too so take this into consideration too!
 
Not much, it was a long tail keywork
 
That graphic is for sure 100% from WMT, there is a spike, but dude there is an core update which started few days ago and today was announced officially too so take this into consideration too!
I wouldnt be "100%" sure its from WMT but good try
 
I wouldnt be "100%" sure its from WMT but good try
Dude that graphic is from performance side of webmaster tools, you have on a line impressions and on other line clicks!

wtf is wrong with you?
 
No doubt that's the direction every SEO effort has to be focused on, your example is only one of many and while the information your provided is limited, the premise is supported by the experience of a lot of people, quality content is the cornerstone of any search engine ranking plan.
 
Quality content is important for ranking, especially over the long term. That being said, this graph doesn’t “prove” anything in particular, as there may be other factors at play.
 
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