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  • Guys, what are your thoughts on recent Google's internal documents leak related to Google ALGO

    Nitin Joshi
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    There was a recent leak of Google's internal documents that shed light on how their search algorithm works. Here's a quick rundown of what happened: š‹šžššš¤šžš šƒšØšœš®š¦šžš§š­š¬: In March 2024, thousands of documents from Google's Content API Warehouse were accidentally uploaded to a public GitHub repository. šƒš¢š¬šœšØšÆšžš«š² ššš§š š‘šžš„šžššš¬šž: The leak wasn't widely known until SEO experts like Rand Fishkin and Efran Azimi brought it to light in May 2024. š‚šØš§š­šžš§š­ šØšŸ š­š”šž š‹šžššš¤: The documents revealed over 14,000 attributes (ranking factors) that Google's algorithm considers when ranking search results. This included factors like content quality, backlinks, and user data from Chrome. This leak is a big deal for SEO (Search Engine Optimization) as it provides valuable insights into how to improve search ranking. However, it's important to remember that Google's algorithm is constantly evolving, and the leaked documents may not reflect the latest changes.

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    Gurkaran Singh
    Seems like Google's algorithm leak is the hottest SEO soap opera of the season! With over 14,000 ranking factors revealed, diving into this data feels like uncovering the secret recipe to search engine success. Time to decode Google's algorithm or call Sherlock Holmes for backup?
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