13. Product price is not a ranking factor

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It sounds like it's about local services or local businesses. And to do that, you need to make sure that you really have a strong Google My Business account set up. Because that can make it a little easier to show up in search results for those kinds of queries.
And specifically, queries that include something like "near me," it's not like you need "near me" to rank, because "near me" is essentially, like,... global. It's not something specific on your site.
But rather, you just need to make sure that your location is very clearly defined on your pages so that we can recognize that this is a location that's related to your site or this page, and the user is in that location.

Offering competitive prices can help attract more shoppers, but it won't affect the search rankings of online stores.

From a pure web search perspective, we're not going to recognize the price on the switzerland rcs data page and use that as a ranking factor. So we can't say we're going to take the cheaper option and rank it higher. I don't think that makes sense.

14. Word count is not a ranking factor
The theory that word count affects search rankings is not true. If a short article conveys the same information as a longer one, Google considers it to have the same value to search engines.

According to Mueller, it makes no sense to rank content based on which page has more words.

We don't use word count for ranking. You can use word count as a guideline for your content if it helps your writers create better content.