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Fundamentos da Pesquisa Google
Os Fundamentos da Pesquisa Google abordam os principais elementos que influenciam a qualificação e o desempenho na Pesquisa do seu conteúdo baseado na Web (páginas, imagens, vídeos ou outros materiais disponíveis publicamente que o Google encontra na Internet):
- Requisitos técnicos: o que o Google precisa de uma página da Web para que ela seja exibida na Pesquisa
- Políticas de spam: comportamentos e táticas que podem levar a uma classificação mais baixa ou fazer com que o conteúdo não apareça nos resultados da Pesquisa Google
- Principais práticas recomendadas: os fatores que mais ajudam a melhorar a exibição do seu site nos resultados da Pesquisa Google
Uma coisa é certa: não há custos financeiros para aparecer nos resultados da Pesquisa Google.
No entanto, nem todas as páginas que obedecem aos requisitos e às práticas recomendadas são rastreadas, indexadas ou exibidas pelo Google. Saiba mais sobre como a Pesquisa funciona.
Requisitos técnicos
Os requisitos técnicos são o mínimo necessário para uma página da Web ser exibida nos resultados da Pesquisa Google. Na verdade, há poucos requisitos técnicos para criar uma página da Web. A maioria dos sites obedece a eles sem nem perceber.
Políticas de spam
As políticas de spam detalham os comportamentos e as táticas que podem levar a uma classificação mais baixa ou fazer com que páginas ou sites inteiros não apareçam nos resultados da Pesquisa Google. Os sites que seguem nossos princípios e oferecem um conteúdo e uma experiência de alta qualidade têm mais chances de um bom desempenho nos resultados da Pesquisa Google.
Principais práticas recomendadas
Para melhorar a SEO do seu site, há várias opções, mas algumas práticas têm maior impacto na classificação e na exibição de sites na Pesquisa Google:
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Última atualização 2025-08-04 UTC.
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Key actions include meeting technical requirements, adhering to spam policies, and following best practices. Best practices include creating helpful content, using relevant keywords, ensuring links are crawlable, promoting the site, and optimizing various content types like images and videos. Controlling what appears on Google Search, and enhancing the site's visual elements, are also recommended. Appearing in Google Search results is free.\n"],null,["# Google Search Essentials (formerly Webmaster Guidelines) | Google Search Central\n\nGoogle Search Essentials\n========================\n\n\nThe Google Search Essentials make up the core parts of what makes your web-based content\n(web pages, images, videos, or other publicly-available material that Google finds on the web)\neligible to appear and perform well on Google Search:\n\n- **Technical requirements**: What Google needs from a web page to show it in Google Search.\n- **Spam policies**: The behaviors and tactics that can lead to lower ranking or being completely omitted from Google Search results.\n- **Key best practices**: The main things that can help improve how your site appears in Google Search results.\n\n\nIt doesn't cost any money to appear in Google Search results, no matter what anyone tries to tell you.\nIt's important to note that just because a page meets all of these requirements and\nbest practices, doesn't mean that Google will crawl, index, or serve its content. Learn more\nabout [How Search Works](/search/docs/fundamentals/how-search-works).\n\nTechnical requirements\n----------------------\n\n\nThe [technical requirements](/search/docs/essentials/technical) cover the bare\nminimum that Google Search needs from a web page in order to show it in search results. There\nare actually very few technical things you need to do to a web page; most sites pass the\ntechnical requirements without even realizing it.\n\nSpam policies\n-------------\n\nThe [spam policies](/search/docs/essentials/spam-policies) detail the behaviors\nand tactics that can lead to a page or an entire site being ranked lower or completely omitted\nfrom Google Search. Sites that focus on providing the best content and experience for people\nand uphold the spirit of our principles are more likely to do well in Google Search results.\n\nKey best practices\n------------------\n\n\nWhile there are many things you can do to [improve your site's SEO](/search/docs),\nthere are a few core practices that can have the most impact on your web content's ranking and\nappearance on Google Search:\n\n- [Create helpful, reliable, people-first content](/search/docs/fundamentals/creating-helpful-content).\n- Use words that people would use to look for your content, and place those words in prominent locations on the page, such as the [title and main heading](/search/docs/appearance/title-link#page-titles) of a page, and other descriptive locations such as [alt text](/search/docs/appearance/google-images#use-descriptive-alt-text) and link text.\n- [Make your links crawlable](/search/docs/crawling-indexing/links-crawlable#crawlable-links) so that Google can find other pages on your site via the links on your page.\n- Tell people about your site. Be active in communities where you can tell like-minded people about your services and products that you mention on your site.\n- If you have other content, such as [images](/search/docs/appearance/google-images), [videos](/search/docs/appearance/video), [structured data](/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/intro-structured-data), and [JavaScript](/search/docs/crawling-indexing/javascript/javascript-seo-basics), make sure you're following those specific best practices so that we can understand those parts of your page too.\n- Enhance [how your site appears](/search/docs/appearance/visual-elements-gallery) on Google Search by enabling features that make sense for your site.\n- If you have content that shouldn't be found in search results or you want to opt out entirely, use the appropriate method for [controlling how your content appears in Google Search](/search/docs/crawling-indexing/control-what-you-share)."]]
