How does Google know who you are? | Authorship v. Expertise

Lunch Hour Legal Marketing

You wrote some stuff, have great expertise, have great content… but does Google care? The guys hash out how to establish your cred and boost your content with tactical authorship strategies.

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Conrad still values the bygone era of Google’s authorship attributions, but Gyi’s all about the latest on expertise with E-E-A-T. Who’s right, and how is authorship recognized by search engines across the breadth of the internet? Gyi and Conrad throw down on best practices for helping your content demonstrate Google’s E-E-A-T criteria and solidify the importance of your authorship. And, it’s not just about you publishing on your own domain. The guys explain how to effectively expand out onto other reputable platforms/publications to help search engines value and promote your expertise.

Learn more here:

Creating Helpful, Reliable, People-First Content | Google Search Central | Documentation

And here:

Author markup best practices

The News:

• There’s not a lot of control over how brands show up on Google—will this change anything? - Maximize performance on Search with updates to query matching
• Google killed off its business messaging. What’s the deal? - Changes to Google Business Profile Chat
• Gyi and Conrad will both be at some upcoming events! Come see them at Auto Crash Litigation 2024 and Law Firm Summer Reboot Camp.
• And, for even more of Gyi’s mellifluous tones (oh, and marketing know-how), check out his appearance on the ABA Legal Rebels podcast.

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