Google ranks pages based on authority from backlinks, especially from relevant high-authority domains. The content structure around keywords and semantic indexing affects which queries a page ranks for.
So interesting. And so you, you sort of laid out there what I think are some of the important ingredients. And I think there's some nuance between them, which is, which is worth. So in the old age of search engine optimization, you got ranking through being an authority. And the way that you sort of demonstrated that authority was having the content on your page that other people linked back to. And that's fundamentally how Google's algorithm works. The more people that are relevant and of high authority themselves that link back to your content, the higher you rank, you know, for that particular content, whether that's organized by keyword or longer form or sort of semantic indexing and all those other things. But so that's, you know, sort of fundamentally one way of ranking for search engines.
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