A Discovery About "Quality Content"

**Expert** · 14 July 2018, 5:45 am

A few months ago, I was studying serps for some insight.

I found that, google list some sites higher, if they contain some words.

Also I found that, google list some of my pages higher, because they were containing these words, especially if they are on the description.

I built a list of these keywords for myself, to use on my articles and sites.

After a few days, I found that these keywords are on a list that called "Academic Keywords List"

So my discovery: Google decides the quality of a content by looking if it contains some special words. And these words are the ones on the Academic Keyword List.

Also google decides ''Reading Levels'' acording to this list.

About Academic Keyword List

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The Academic Keyword List (AKL) was developed by Magali Paquot.

The AKL contains 930 potential academic words, i.e. words that are reasonably frequent in a wide range of academic texts but relatively uncommon in other kinds of texts.

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There is List1, List2...for the Academic Keywords.

List1 contains the most used keywords in academic texts.

Some examples are: analyze, data, define, benefit, research, method...

You can find the full Acdemic Keyword List on the internet.

I hope this helps to all of you.

**TheGooner** · 14 July 2018, 4:50 pm

I expect my reply to jump to the top of google.

analyze, data, define, benefit, research, method, analyze, data, define, benefit, research, method, analyze, data, define, benefit, research, method, analyze, data, define, benefit, research, method, analyze, data, define, benefit, research, method, analyze, data, define, benefit, research, method ..

That's how it works isn't it?

**Expert** · 14 July 2018, 5:37 pm

Let me write all keywords in List 1 of Academic Keywords List -used most in academic texts- to guarantee top ranking Gooner : )

List1: analyze, constitute, establish, indicate, occur, role, approach, context, estimate, overestimates, individual, percent, section, area, contract, evident, interpret, period, sector, assess, create, export, involve, policy, significant, assume, data, factor, issue, principle, similar, authority, define, finance, labour, proceed, source, available, derive, formula, legal, process, specific, benefit, distribute, function, require, structure, concept, economy, identify, major, research, theory, consist, environment, income, method, respond, vary

Also, you don't need to use exact word. For axample instead of 'define', you can use: definable, defined, defines, defining, definition, definitions, redefine, redefined, redefines, redefining, undefined

"analyze, data, define, benefit, research, method" were the ones that I identified from serps, before learning about this Academic Keywords List.

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