#Content quality

Content quality describes how well a page satisfies the person who landed on it. Search engines try to reward pages that are helpful, accurate, original and written with real knowledge of the subject. Typical quality problems include thin pages with little useful text, near-duplicate pages, outdated information and content written for keywords rather than readers. Improving quality usually means adding substance, removing padding and merging or retiring weak pages. The guides under this tag show how to judge, measure and improve content quality across a website.