Content quality signals, duplication, length and change tracking.
Every Japanese SEO guide gives a different character count. Google cuts titles by width, not by count. What that means for full-width text, and how to write titles that survive the cut.
Read the guide →Japanese visitors read the small print. These checks look at what they notice: the page language, No.1 claims, tax-inclusive prices, the external transmission notice and clinic advertising, plus five general checks that matter more on Japanese sites.
Read the guide →Most audits check the same broken links and missing titles. These four checks look between the pages: “best” lists that crown their own author, titles that promise what the page doesn’t show, links that lead to the wrong page and copied location pages.
Read the guide →Google doesn't treat translated pages as spam because a machine helped, but many low-value translations can count as scaled content abuse. Here's what Google says, what happened to Reddit's AI translations, what makes a translation useful and how to set up translated pages correctly.
Read the guide →Google doesn't demote pages for being AI-generated, but its 2026 documentation sets a clear bar for low-value content at scale. Here's what Google says, what practitioners have seen, how to use AI without producing slop and how to audit your site for it.
Read the guide →A page that slowly loses clicks isn't always decaying, and a new date rarely fixes it. Here's how to confirm the decline, rule out other causes, and decide whether to update, rewrite, merge or leave the page alone.
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