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Do AI-generated blog posts perform similarly to human-written blog posts on Google Search? To find out, researchers analyzed the search performance of 20,000 URLs.
There is a glitch in the B2B marketing matrix, presenting an opportunity for companies to fix it. Securing high-quality backlinks is crucial for ranking on Page One of search results. Unfortunately, most companies fail at link-building.
Google has declared backlinks as one of the two most important SEO factors for ranking. However, most companies resort to black hat tactics such as inorganic link stuffing and paid posts. This worked initially, but Google eventually caught on and penalized those who used these tactics.
The Google algorithm can differentiate between natural and paid backlinks. It rewards websites with high-quality backlinks from top-tier media outlets, but penalizes those who use manipulative link acquisition methods. Thus, SEO link-building has transformed into a PR job, and companies should consider hiring a digital PR agency for this task.
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