Use Google’s Trust & Authority work FOR YOU

What is a Google Stack?

From an SEO perspective, using Google Stacks leverages the power of the Google domain and trust in order to promote your website both from an increased rankings perspective, as well as from having additional ranking properties in the search results.

Google Drive is a free and paid product that Google offers in order to support people and businesses with products like Documents, Slides, Forms, and much more. All of those documents are then stored in the user’s Google Drive. Users can then publically (or privately) share each or all of the contents of a Google Drive, and best of all, they can even be indexed and ranked in Google search.

Why Do You Need Google Stacks?

You can use stacks to test new markets, test competition, or get the rankings boost without resorting to PBN’s in most markets assuming your on page optimization was done well.

Google stacks have three major uses:

• Link building:  Google is giving you a backlink to your website and providing a way for you to do it in a much safer way, when is the last time Google penalized its own properties?
• Content Promotion:  Using Google Stacks you can leverage the power of Google to quickly rank a document for a high traffic term in order to take advantage of current events.
• Reputation Management:  Because it’s easier to rank the properties in Google Drive, you can use them to bury negative content about a business or person for a short period of time. You will need to get more positive news out to make the process permanent, however, a short-term fix is better than nothing if the situation is dire enough.

With so much functionality available, there are several considerations to keep in mind. To begin, ensure the applications are linked. Configuring the stack so that all of its components are linked isn’t terribly difficult, but it is critical to getting the most out of the installations and improves usability.

Each Stack will Include:

• Google Folder
• Google Site
• Google My Map
• Google Presentation
• Google File
• Google Spreadsheet
• Google Form
• Google Photos (50 Photos)
• Google Doc (10 Docs)
• Google Drawing
• PDFs (10 PDFs)
• All Entities Interlinked Together