Is Your Content Meets Google’s Standards? How to Identify and Fix ‘Thin Content

Hey Folks,

Recent algorithm updates stress and focus on content that is informative, trustworthy, and genuinely helpful to users. Google Ranking system considers the content that provides useful information to the users. Let’s take an example, you’re drafting a travel guide for a city with only a list of a few landmarks without any additional information like the details of transportation, costs, tourist places etc. This kind of content we called Thin content, where it provides very little value to the user.

So, how do you make sure your content stands out and provides real value? Start by asking yourself a few key questions:

• Does the content provide original information based on the research and analysis
• Is the author or creator clearly identified?
• Does the content have a strong foundation that comes from a reputable source?
• Is the content well-written and free of errors?
• Does the content provide value compared to other content on the same topic?

Make your content fulfil the E-E-A-T guidelines, if you feel you have to rework your content check out this blog from SEMRUSH they will guide you for creating informative content