📌 Content Quality is Not Objective

Content quality isn’t something that can be measured with a single standard — it’s subjective. This makes it challenging for search engines to differentiate between good and bad quality content.

🔍 Google’s Approach:

• ✔ Google tries to identify the unique side of content by profiling the words used across different domains.
• ✔ This helps Google differentiate between various contextual domains within a broader knowledge domain.
• ✔ It also assists in understanding the differences in user behavior, expectations, and “quality parameters” for each contextual domain.

📊 Why This Matters:

• ✔ By identifying different quality parameters, Google attempts to determine what “content quality” truly means for a specific user classification.
• ✔ A long, detailed article filled with tons of research and information might not be considered high quality if users in that domain are expecting short-form content.

💡 The Takeaway:

👉 Understand your context vectors by selecting:

• Unique words
• Relevant terms
• Specific concepts
• Domain-aligned phrases

for the given contextual domain.