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A search engine like Google has its own proprietary index of local business listings, from which it creates local search results. Because Google will continue leveraging RankBrain to promote the most relevant, helpful content, we need to focus on fulfilling searcher intent more than ever before. Provide the best possible information and experience for searchers who might land on your page, and you\u2019ve taken a big first step to performing well in a RankBrain world. Follow\/nofollow tells search engines whether links on the page should be followed or nofollowed. \u201cFollow\u201d results in bots following the links on your page and passing link equity through to those URLs.<\/p>\n
Authorized backlinks refer to links coming from reputable websites. Google\u2019s algorithm sees backlinks as votes of confidence on your site and considers the source\u2019s domain authority to validate them. On the other hand, long-tail keywords have less competition and allow you to build highly relevant content for your audience. Google presents local search results with a map followed by three organic search results. For example, when users search for \u201crestaurants in Seattle\u201d, the SERP will present three local businesses along with a snippet of their locations in Google Maps as the top results.<\/p>\n
In the process of doing so, the search engine analyzes that page’s contents. If you require users to log in, fill out forms, or answer surveys before accessing certain content, search engines won’t see those protected pages. It\u2019s possible to block search engine crawlers from part or all of your site, or instruct search engines to avoid storing certain pages in their index. While there can be reasons for doing this, if you want your content found by searchers, you have to first make sure it\u2019s accessible to crawlers and is indexable. As we mentioned in Chapter 1, search engines are answer machines.<\/p>\n
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