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Good start to summer season, as the team was 3-1 on the weekend
Stats:
BA .556
OBP .667
RBI 4
3 BB
5 H
Also beat out a infield single
Here are some clips
@Gtitansbaseball@CHTMBraves2026@PrepBaseballIL
Good start to summer season, as the team was 3-1 on the weekend
Stats:
BA .556
OBP .667
RBI 4
3 BB
5 H
Also beat out a infield single
Here are some clips
@Gtitansbaseball@CHTMBraves2026@PrepBaseballIL
Great last tournament of the season! Batted .375 over the weekend and stole 4 bases. Drove in 3 and scored 3 times including from 3B on a squeeze bunt. Also errorless in the field at 2B
@Gtitansbaseball@CHTMBraves2026@PrepBaseballIL
@PBR_Uncommitted
Batted .363 over the weekend while driving in multiple runs. Swiped 4 bases and threw one inning of no-hit, no-run ball in relief. Also errorless in the field at 2B
@Gtitansbaseball@CHTMBraves2026
@CoachShawn_NCSA
This is almost a breath of fresh air. "Stop doing a lot of things you've heard that are supposed to "show Google" something and show your visitors a great experience"
I wouldn't recommend people start adding carts because it "shows Google" any more than I would recommend anyone do anything they think "shows Google" something. You want to do things that make sense for your visitors, because what "shows Google" you have a great site is to be ... a great site for your visitors not to add things you assume are just for Google. Also Lily, I don't mean this toward you in particular or negatively. It's just shorthand common thinking that so many understandably deal with.
Doing things you think are just for Google is falling behind what our ranking systems are trying to reward rather than being in front of them. Everything I said here: https://t.co/ZpwLlTnsmQ
Stop trying to "show Google" things. I have been through so many sites at this point (and I appreciate the feedback), and the patterns are often like this:
- Something saying an "expert" reviewed the content because someone mistakenly believes that ranks them better
- Weird table-of-content things shoved at the top because who knows, along the way, somehow that became a thing I'm guessing people assume ranks you better
- The page has been updated within a few days, or even is fresh on the exact day, even though the content isn't particularly needing anything fresh and probably someone did some really light rewrite and fresh date because they think that "shows Google" you have fresh content and will rank better.
- The page end with a series of "hey, here are some frequently asked questions" because someone used a tool or other method to just add things they think people search for specifically because they heard if you add a bunch of popular searches to the page, that ranks you better not because anyone coming to your page wants that
- I can barely read through the main content of pages because I keep getting interrupted by things shoved in the middle of it. Which isn't so much a "show Google" think as much as it is just an unsatisfying experience
And yes. A million times yes. You will find pages that are still ranking, both from big sites and small sites, that do these things. Because our ranking systems aren't perfect, and after this current update, we'll continue to keep working at it, which I also covered before: https://t.co/PX19GTky3P
And I very much hope our guidance will get better to help people understand that what Google wants is what people want. I'm pushing for us to have an entire new help page that maybe makes this point better. Part of the current draft says things like:
"The most important key to success with Google Search is to have content that’s meant to please people, rather than to be whatever you might have heard that 'Google wants.' For example, people sometimes write content longer than is helpful to their readers because they’ve heard somewhere that 'Google wants' long content.
What Google wants is content that people will like, content that your own readers and visitors find helpful and satisfying. This is the foundation of your potential success with Google. Any question you have about making content for Google will come back to this principle. 'Is this content that my visitors would find satisfying?' If the answer is yes, then do that, because that’s what Google wants."
Some expectation setting. I'm not @googlesearchc and I don't work primarily on creator issues. So I can't guarantee what pages we will have, what gets approved and so on. My primary role is to communicate feedback back about search quality into the search quality team and communicate back. And so much of the feedback people have been sharing, I have taken that back. "But what about big sites!" Yes, taken back. Sites that I can see are diligently working on real quality content and don't seem as rewarded as they should, taken that back. Will continue to do so. You are heard. Those providing quality experiences, I personally want you to succeed.
But please. If you want to succeed, stop doing a lot of the things you've heard second, third, whatever that are supposed to "show Google" something and show your visitors a great, satisfying experience. That's how you show Google's ranking systems that you should do well.