I couldn't understand 90% of it because uhmm...i hate Maths.. But I am here to server the community 

Page rank still plays its role in ranking. Google is all about the value each individual page brings to the SERP. They have different signals for judging page rank nowadays, but its still alive... This website use https://justdomyhomework.com a high PR backlink profile.

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Guys , it's really weird that some of my pages are treated as "redirects" and Google now wont index some of the pages I created during the first days of creating the site.

I didn't know any SEO back then and just the the site title and site description do its job.

Nowadays it's really hard to rank up against some competitors that are willing to spend a lot money of hiring a SEO specialist.

some of my pages are treated as "redirects"

Have you manually check the page url? where it redirected to? to internal page or to website that not belong to you?

Guys , it's really weird that some of my pages are treated as "redirects" and Google now wont index some of the pages I created during the first days of creating the site.

I didn't know any SEO back then and just the the site title and site description do its job.

Nowadays it's really hard to rank up against some competitors that are willing to spend a lot money of hiring a SEO specialist.

Are you using WordPress? Try to check your SEO plugins, is there any canonical url in your affected page. Btw, do you check your website with Google Console?

Hi Farha, thanks for replying, not many willing to share about SEO stuff here because they don't want the competition to know the secrets ! haha

- Simply using AI writer tools are unlikely to fool Google, their AI is so advanced that if you search for “that hipster song with the whistling”, you will get the popular one by the right indie band. As Google says: “Does the content provide original information, reporting, research or analysis?”

- Consider that your own site may not always be the best spot for good content: my most read piece, at 150,000 views, involved a lot of research, graphic work and references. It’s for the term “how to spot fake likes”, ranked #2 and it’s hosted on Smore.com, a free flyer hosting site. 

- It appears that financial and health related content have special consideration in the new algorithm, based on the question “Would you feel comfortable trusting this content for issues relating to your money or your life?”.

- As Abraham Lincoln famously said: “The problem with quotes on the internet is that they are often not true”. So, it’s pretty obvious and possible for Google to rank trusted authors/sites higher than new/dubious ones. Based on “Is this content written by an expert or enthusiast who demonstrably knows the topic well?”, my guess is that they use the Knowledge Graph as well as their own records of webmasters submitting websites to Google. So, passing off someone’s quote as your own is more likely to hurt your site.

- Clickbait, poorly styled and copy-paste articles definitely will take a hit, as Google says one of the questions to consider is “Would you expect to see this content in or referenced by a printed magazine, encyclopedia or book?”

- It doesn’t mean that commentary, when written and researched will be devalued, based on “avoid simply copying or rewriting those sources and instead provide substantial additional value and originality”. I’ve definitely seen some opinion pieces rank higher than the news that sparked them.

- Lastly, in case you find all this intimidating, there is one quick thing you can do that will definitely push your site up in the ranks: change your webhost. Paying a few thousand for your website and SEO that you expect to make hundreds of thousands for you…with a basic hosting package that costs RM300 annually is like filling up your Ferrari with RON95. Page Speed has been a direct ranking factor in Google since 2010.