The other item of news that even I found interesting is the fact that Google's AI knows the difference between small talk and immensely important information. The AI also can examine the credentials of a writer. An inexperienced freelance writer will not carry the same weight or importance as an author that has worked and writen in a specific market, such as physical security or fire protection.
"Google evaluates pages using the E.A.T. principle, which stands simply for expertise, authority and trustworthiness. This is especially true of what it calls YMYL pages or 'Your Money or Your Life.' These are pages that according to Google 'could potentially have an effect on future health, happiness, or financial stability of users'," says Travis Bliffen, author of Not All Content is Created Equal: The Value of Expert Authors in an AI-Driven Search Engine.
A good example of this can easily be seen on the Web pages of a fire alarm contractor that hires that 7-cents-a-word freelancer instead of a 35-cents-a-word well reputable and honored author who has worked in the fire safety arena over 30 years, such as myself, Al Colombo.
I have lost a few projects to authors who charge only 7 cent a word and believe me, you can tell the difference when it comes out the other end-but it's all about money to some of us, and those individuals will always hire based on cash rather than respected and recognized quality. --Al Colombo
If you're someone in the fire or security market that is looking for quality content for your website or blog, call Al Colombo, Senior Design Specialist with TpromoCom of Canton, Ohio. A writer that is not experienced with the topic may cost less, but the quality of the content usually shows it. Call 330-956-9003, or Send an Email to Al Colombo.
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