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Ranking scores are relative to the specific set of results for a query, not to the overall index. A score of 0.76 can be the best score for a given set of results.
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TL;DR
Ranking scores are specific to each search results set, not to the overall index. A score of 0.76 might be the best in a given context. This reminds SEOs to focus on context rather than an overall rating.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Les scores globaux ne sont-ils pas utiles pour le SEO ?
Ils le sont, mais sans le contexte spécifique, leur interprétation est limitée.
Comment identifier un ensemble de résultats spécifique ?
Analysez les SERP pour les mots-clés donnés et évaluez la concurrence et les types de contenus.
Les scores relatifs affectent-ils les petites entreprises ?
Oui, car cela signifie qu'elles doivent se concentrer davantage sur des niches et les requêtes locales.
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