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EEAT Explained: What Google Actually Uses to Judge Trust & Quality

E915: We break down EEAT (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness) and how Google evaluates website quality - straight from Google's own documentation, quality rater guidelines, and real-world SEO experience. Joining me is Shaun Anderson, one of the most res ...  Show more

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EEAT Explained: What Google Actually Uses to Judge Trust & Quality

E915: We break down EEAT (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness) and how Google evaluates website quality - straight from Google's own documentation, quality rater guidelines, and real-world SEO experience. Joining me is Shaun Anderson, one of the most res ...  Show more

Why "Easy SEO" Beats Fancy SEO (And Always Has)

E914: Cody See joins the show. We break down why simple, fundamentals-driven SEO consistently outperforms complicated, "advanced" tactics - and why that's been true for over a decade. We talk through real-world experience running affiliate sites, agencies, and client campaigns, a ...  Show more

Stop Guessing SEO: How to Let Google Tell You What to Rank For

E913: Practical, repeatable ways to use Google Search Console to make better SEO decisions without guessing. Instead of relying on assumptions, third-party tools, or long content cycles, this conversation focuses on using Google's own data to identify what your site is already el ...  Show more

How Perplexity Ranks Content (And What LLMs Really Care About)

E912: New research explains how Perplexity evaluates, ranks, and even discards content. If you want your content to be shown, cited, or recommended by large language models, understanding how one major AI answer engine works gives you insight into how the rest likely operate. We ...  Show more

Google Says This Is the #1 SEO Rule Most People Ignore

E911: I break down what Google's John Mueller has repeatedly said is the most important rule in SEO: consistency. Not shortcuts. Not trends. Just consistent execution over time. John Mueller has shared this advice for years without fully explaining why it matters. Barry Schwartz ...  Show more