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\n Cross-posted on the \n Googlers often participate in live site clinics at conferences, giving advice about real-world \n This site clinic will focus on non-profit organizations, but chances are that our advice will \n To register your site for our clinic, fill in the information requested on our We have a few guidelines:<\/p>\n
\n Google Grants Blog<\/a>
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\n sites and allowing webmasters to learn by example. Now Google’s Search Quality team is excited to
\n host an online site clinic right here on this blog. In future posts, we’ll be looking at some
\n user-submitted examples and offering broad advice that you can apply to your site.\n<\/p>\n
\n benefit small business and government sites as well. If you work for a non-profit and would like
\n us to consider your site, read on for submission instructions.\n<\/p>\n How to Submit Your Site<\/h2>\n
\n form<\/a>.
\n From there, we will determine trends and share corresponding best practices to improve site
\n quality and user experience. Our analysis will be available in a follow-up post, and will adhere
\n to public standards of webmaster guidance. Please note that by submitting your site, you permit
\n us to use your site as an example in our follow-up site clinic posts.\n<\/p>\n\n
\n verify ownership of your site in Google Webmaster Tools<\/a>.\n <\/li>\n
\n webmaster quality guidelines<\/a>.
\n We will be using the same principles as a basis for our analysis.\n <\/li>\n<\/ol>\n