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How do i know about my website content quality is good or bad?
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According to Google updates, content is the main part of the website ranking, so how do i know about my website content quality...if you have any type of tool for check website content quality please refer to me.
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PS - While you cannot use tools alone to evaluate something so subjective, you can use them to speed up the process. If you have been tracking the performance of your site in Google Analytics, you may want to start there, and use your analytics to identify your best and worst performing pages based on your unique goals (that this, what you are hoping to accomplish with your content). You can identify duplicate content and poorly optimized pages with Moz Analytics, as well as identify the pages that are earning the most (and least, if any) natural links. For details on how to do an in-depth content audit, see http://moz.com/blog/content-audit-tutorial. Hope that helps!
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Hi there, I'm not sure exactly what you are asking in your most recent comment. Would you mind rephrasing it so we can help you? Thanks!
Christy
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This is a useful question to ask with evaluating content, for sure. Find many more in this recent blog post by Isla McKetta, http://moz.com/blog/evaluate-content-quality-the-easy-way. And do let us know how you get on, thanks!
Christy
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I want to also know that available content in my website is best content or bad i mean its thin content,duplicate content or whatever type of content issues so, that's by my website affected by recently update panda 4.1
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Well if you look really honestly at your content would you really say it's the best available content out there on this topic?
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