: Include latest searches in search engines index My websites generally include a page where you can publicly see what are the latest search terms used by the users of the web. I know it's not

@Shelton105

Google indeed wants quality, and a good user experience. If this page has nothing to do with what your site ranks for, it looks spammy and is probably going to hurt you in the long run. Replace that page with a blog, or article section, and write about what you wish to be an authority on. The traffic gained from quality content over the long run will prove more fruitful. Plus, what good is random non targeted traffic anyway? It certainly wont help conversion goals.

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@Radia820

You shouldn't simple add an extra page simply for an additional index, Google cares about quality not just quantity, so if the page offers nothing special and useful for your visitors then you should remove the page, however if the page is helpful then keep it.

You should put your visitors first and the search engines last, with this logic its hard to fail.

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