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Internet Marketing – Link Backs, Keywords, and Page Rank
Jul 5th
Today the internet has taken a firm place in our lives. We shop online, study online and many of us now work from home via the internet. Since its discovery in the early 1990′s, communication and access to information has vastly improved. We can chat online to people on the other side of the world, and email, once though impossible has made postal companies around the world nearly obsolete. These new industries and modes of communication have given rise to another crucial area that the internet has developed in, advertising and marketing.
The internet has a firm hold in this area and will likely continue to grow. Today, it is almost unheard of to hear of a company, large or small that does not have a website. Internet marketing creates these pages as a way for everyone to be able to gain access to a company’s information and services.
Many companies went over to internet marketing because of the costs. It was substantially less money to advertise via the web then on Television or radio. Many companies choose this option making internet marketing now highly competitive. When advertising your page on the internet, there are many things you need to consider. How are you going to attract people to you page when there are possibly, thousands of others out there offering the same thing. Your page must try to get a high page ranking for it to be viewed by the largest amount of people. Key words or power words can help with this. The right set of key words will bring people to you site, increasing your traffic.
Another thing you can try is link backs. Link backs can be attached to related sites offering similar services. You can attach a link back on a different site to go directly to yours. Again, this will increase your traffic and help with improving page rank.
Key words and link backs will help with improving page rank and traffic however, if your want to keep people coming to your site you must have a good quality page for them to view when they get there. The link backs and key words won’t work for very long if when people arrive to your page, they find something of very little interest or something that is difficult and confusing to navigate. Have a good quality user friendly page to keep your traffic on your page and this will help in improving page rank.
The internet has changed, and improved the way that we do things. Working studying and communication are all areas that have altered dramatically in the past 10-15 years. Internet marketing and advertising has also developed and changed. Those who use internet marketing are using what is now one of the most effective advertising tools available. However, with the competition, there are many areas they need to consider when putting their business forth on the web. Having a good quality page as well as clever use of key words and link backs can get people to your site and keep them there. This will help with improving page rank and eventually your sales figures.
Ken Taylor is an Author and Webmaster providing new and unique ways to market on the internet including running his own site, LINKaTAG.com, featuring the Visual Tag View.
Improve your page ranking
Jul 3rd
To improve your search engine rank you have to follow these simple guidelines:
1) Make sure your page’s title contains your key words and ONLY your key words, no rubbish welcome to my site blah….
2) Make sure the keyword you use have enough people searching them but not too much competition.
3) Increase your inbound links; you can do this by either joining a link exchange program or doing this manually. Another way of increasing inbound links is to write articles and submit them to as many sites as possible. The last one is easily the best and most effective because these article sites have very high page ranks meaning your page ranking will improve considerably (you can find out about page ranks here: http://www.google.com/technology ).
4) This is the all important tip, the big one, this will save you aot of time and money if you follow this tip, it is; don’t use search engine optimisation programs, and don’t use free submission programs for one simple reason, it can take google up to six weeks to index your site if you submit directly, insted you should increase your page rank, if your have a link in a pr 7 site google will index you in 24 hours!! the more inbound links the quicker you will get indexed, and the higher you will be!!!
Follow those guide lines and your site will sit near the top of Google.
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How to Improve Web Page Rankings Using Backlinks
Jun 30th
If you are wondering how to improve web page rankings for your site then there are a few things you must know about how search engines work and especially about backlinks. Backlinks are links to your site or pages on your site that comes from another webpage, when search engines like Google find these it shows that your site is popular and therefore worth putting up in ranking however there is more to it than just this.
Backlinks are extremely important to your web page ranking in that they make up about 80% of your web page “score” it is estimated; the more complex issue is that not every backlink is the same! You see search engines look for certain criteria in a website that can prove it is a good site that people may want to look for, it does this by looking for good, relevant, original content on your pages and this is what makes up the other 20% of your page “rank”. This is important to know in regards to backlinks as a backlink from a site that also has a high page rank, good original content and importantly is relevant to your own site. So links from a site about fashion to a site about fashion is better than one from power tools to fashion for instance.
Creating a good set of backlinks is not easy however but because they are so important it is vital that you start cultivating them as soon as possible for your site to become popular and your business to become a success. Some ways of doing this are writing and submitting articles to article websites and linking to your page, submitting your site to web directories and asking other websites to link you. This will take time to achieve but if you want to know how to improve web page rankings then you must get involved in this process.
If you want to know more about backlinks and how to get more of them in less time so you can concentrate on your business then click below to find out more!
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Is Google Planning Another Page Rank Update?
Jun 29th
Those of you that pay attention to the Google Page Rank are still waiting for another Google update. Itâs been almost 90 days since the last Google update and word around the web is that Google should be doing another mass update in August.
Many of you built new sites in the beginning of 2007 and still have no Google page rank after all the hard work you put into building out quality back links, optimizing and adding new pages, and every other tedious detail involved with properly optimizing your site for the engines.
Well the word is that the wait is almost over. Google will be updating all its servers and handing out grades in the near future. All the speculation about what will work and wonât work for the best results in your sites placement are about to show themselves.
Once the Google page rank update starts, it will take a couple of weeks to complete so you will probably see some fluctuation in your page rank on different pages of your site for a while but things will settle down and your new page rank will be good until the next update.
Will your Google page rank go up or down on the next massive Google update, only time will tell. If you have done all the work required to rank well, then you will mostly be rewarded a pretty reasonable Google page rank and the other search engine will follow right behind the master.
Until next time,
Shawn Hickman
Shawn Hickman is the Internet Marketing Manager for Websolutions of America wsoaonline.com
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How to Increase your Page Rank and Web Traffic Free
Jun 28th
How To Increase Your Page Rank And Web Traffic FREE
Intro
Google is the most popular and most used search engine that is used in this day and age therefore it is important to increase your link popularity to your website with links that are pointed to your site which will result in increase a of your website traffic and your Google page rank. How do you do this?
Page rank definition
Here is a definition of page rank:
Page Rank aka PR is one of the methods Google uses to determine the relevance or importance of a Web page. Page Rank is a vote, by all the other Web pages on the Internet, about how important a Web page is. A link to a Web page counts as a vote of support. If there are no incoming links to a Web page then there is no support.
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To Increase Your Page Rank And Web Traffic for FREE
The best way to do this is to submit your website link to as many websites as possible the most popular methods is usually submitting your website link to web directories. There are millions of directories that you can submit your website to and they are mainly free for you to submit to.
Another method is link exchange. Link exchange is where you add a website link to your website and they will add your link to there website. This is usually occurs by a agreement by you and the webmaster or owner of the other website. This is a good way of increasing link popularity. There are websites out there that make link exchange easy and free, and you can also get a link exchange script for your website that will automate the process.
Usually if someone likes your website they will usually tell someone one about it and recommend it to them. The best thing is if that person owns a website they may want to tell the visitors of there website to visit your site. You can encourage this by adding a link to us page to your website. This page will consist of pre made html codes of your link just like this:
Website ALT tag
This will make adding your link to there website less of a task and you will have the proper alt text to your site that you want.
These are several method for you to increase your website traffic and also your Google Page Rank. Link popularity is very important for all types of websites and for many search engines to rank your websites highly in there results.
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Google Page Rank Is It Relevant To Your Websites Placement?
Jun 27th
What is Google Page Rank and how does it affect me you ask. Google Page Rank is a website score that represents how important a websites relevance is in the category of business they represent. Google gets this score from measuring the amount of quality links pointing to your site from other websites with the same relevance. If you have a link to your website from another website with a Google Page Rank of 5 and is relevant to the subject matter your company represents, then Google sees that as a quality link. If you can get your link on a homepage of a high ranking website that is relevant to yours, then you will get a higher score than putting it on a sub page of the site which will usually get a lower Page Rank.
Google usually makes a major Page Rank update every three to four months. Its servers around the globe have to compare there information and the Page Rank is not complete until all of Googles servers have been updated with the new Page Rank scores.
The Page Rank is measured from 1 to ten one being the lowest score and ten being the highest you can have. New sites and sites that have not had any search engine optimization applied to them will have a score of 0. If you use Mozilla Firefox for browsing you can install a new add called SEO Quake. This tool will allow you to see how many links you have in Google and Yahoo. It will show you the sites page rank and when the site was registered. You can do a search in Google for new music for example. The free results will show up with all the link info and page rank score below the text listing. You can compare all the sites for yourself and can make a partial determination that the Google Page Rank is still a large factor is determining your placement for targeted keywords in the free listings.
I currently manage the SEO campaigns for 27 successful websites and have noticed my Google placement on all staying consistent in their positions as Yahoo and MSN positions continue to rise. Google has made several updates on my back link quality and count on each site but I see little movement in the sites placement since April when the last PR update was performed. The page rank is more than just a number and if it is that irrelevant than Google has not made many other major updates on its server since April either.
Just remember, optimize your site for your customers first and for the search engines second. You can get plenty of traffic using the wrong keywords but visitors will see your site is not what they were looking for when they get there. A few quality back links are more relevant than a bunch of non relevant back links. Use common sense and consider what your customers are looking for and what they expect to see when they get to your website.
Shawn Hickman is the Internet Marketing Manager for http://getlistedinternetmarketing.com
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Climb the Google page Rank {SEO}
Jun 26th
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Jun 25th
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5 Link Popularity Exercises That Do Not Help Your Page Rank
Jun 24th
After getting to know that link popularity is the most important factor that search engines consider when deciding your Pagerank, almost everyone has taken to posting their back links all over the internet. However, gaining credible link popularity that increases your page rank is really not as easy as it sounds and most people who do not know much about how Pagerank works keep creating text links that are either useless, or even harmful for their webpage. In order to make link popularity work for you, it is important to avoid the most common link building mistakes.
1.Creating Links On Unrelated Pages. Search engines nowadays are smart enough to decipher whether your link is relevant to the users of the webpage that they are placed on or not. So if you are putting the text links of your webpages which are related to cooking on websites that deal with high end electronic goods, wrestling or real estate, you can be sure that these links will be trashed by the search engine, doing zilch for your Pagerank. So create links on sites that have related content. For example, if you have a cooking related website, placing links on home improvement, restaurant, recipe and kitchen equipment sites will be helpful.
2.Creating Text Links That Proclaim,” Click Here”. Google search engine spiders use the text on your hyperlink to determine what your website is all about and this plays an important role in determining both your Pagerank as well as your search engine rankings. By putting hyperlinks that simply say ” click here for more information” or “know more here”, you are telling the search engines that your website is about clicking and knowing more and that is where you will be ranked high instead of getting high search engine rankings for your own domain. Make it a point to use relevant keywords in your text links.
3.Creating Links On High Pagerank Pages That Already Have Hundreds Of Links. Yes, it is true that the higher the PR of a page linking to you, the higher will be the value assigned to the link by the search engines and the greater will be your page rank. This is because the value or points that you get from a page that links back to you is determined by the formula-page rank of linking page / number of links on that page. But it is equally important to pay attention to the denominator of the formula, since a highly ranked page with lots of back links may end up giving you lower value than a page with lower rank but lesser links.
4.Placing Links On Dynamic Pages. Web pages that are generated dynamically take ages to get indexed, and in all probability, a text link on such a page will never help in increasing your page rank. Identify dynamic pages by URLs with special symbols in them (&,? etcetera) and save your time by not posting any text links to your site on such pages.
5.Creating Links On Pages That SE Spiders Cannot Crawl On. The whole point of building link popularity for increasing page rank is to make your site accessible to search engine spiders. However, search engine bots have not become smart enough to read pages generated by Flash or JavaScript. They are also unable to read text links placed within frames, so it is a complete
Terry is the owner of one of the internet’s most popular link building websites – www.iSellPagerank.com. To find out more, please visit www.iSellPagerank.com
Improved Search Engine Rank: Google Page Rank Misconceptions
Jun 23rd
Improved search engine rank is attainable through good search engine optimization, part of which is the maximizing of your Google Page Rank through intelligent linking with other web pages. In this first part of 2 on the subject of Google Page Rank, we will look at the argument for attaining high listings through a linking strategy.
Google Page Rank is a buzz term at the moment since many believe it to be more important to your search engine listing than search engine optimization. If we ignore for the moment the fact that Page Rank is, in itself, a form of SEO, then there are arguments for and against that belief.
Before we investigate these arguments, let’s understand some fundamentals of search engine listings. First, most search engines list web pages, not domains (websites). What that means is that every web page in a domain has to be relevant to a specific search term if it is to be listed.
Secondly, a search engine customer is the person who is using that engine to seek information. It is not an advertiser or the owner of a website. It is the user seeking information. The form of words that is used by that customer is called a ‘search term’. This becomes a ‘keyword’ when applied to a webmaster trying to anticipate the form of words that a user will employ to search for their information.
A search engine works by analyzing the semantic content of a web page and determining the relative importance of the vocabulary used, taking into account the title tags, the heading tags and the first text it detects. It will also check out text related contextually to what it considers to be the main ‘keywords’ and then rank that page according to how relevant it calculates it to be for the main theme of the page.
It will then examine the number of other web pages that are linked to it, and regard that as a measure of how important, or relevant to the ‘keyword’, that the page is. The value of the links is regarded as peer approval of the content. All of these factors determine how high that page is listed for search terms that are similar contextually to the content of the page.
Without doubt, there are web pages that are listed high in the search engine indices that contain very little in the way of useful content on the keywords for which they are listed, and have virtually no contextual relevance to any search term. However, a careful investigation of these sites will reveal two things.
The first is that many such web pages are frequently listed highly only for relatively obscure search terms. If a search engine customer uses a common search term to find the information they are seeking, they will very rarely be led to a site that has little content other than links, but it is possible. The second is that they contains large numbers of links out to other web pages, and it can be assumed that they have at least an equal number of web pages linking back.
It is possible to find such web pages for many keywords. An example is on the first page on Google for the keyword ‘Data VOIP Solutions’. There is a website there that is comprised only of links. The site itself has little content, but every link leads to either another website that provides useful content, or another internal page full of more links and no content. That is how links can be used to lift a web page high in the SE listings.
Such sites frequently contain only the bare minimum of conventional search engine optimization, but the competition is so low that they gain high listings. You will also find them to contain large numbers of internal pages, every one of which contain the same internal and external links.
It is true, therefore, that it is possible to get a high listing without much content, but with a large number of links. However, is that a legitimate argument for those promoting links against content? Could you reasonably apply that strategy to your website? Could a genuine website really contain thousands of links to other internal pages and external pages on other websites, and still maintain its intended purpose?
In the second part of this article, titled ‘Search Engine Rank: Google Page Rank Misconceptions’ wI will explode some myths about Page Rank, and explain how many people are wasting their time with reciprocal links, and perhaps even losing through them. It may be that a linking strategy is not so much an option, as a choice between the type of website that you want: to provide genuine information or to make money regardless of content.
Improved search engine rank might be synonymous with Google Page Rank, but perhaps only if you want to sacrifice the integrity of your website.
Peter normally has his websites listed on Google, Yahoo and MSN within two days, and consistently gets high search engine listings. His website Seocious shows how to combine Page Rank and SEO to achieve this.
Are you Doing This to Increase your Google Page Rank?
Jun 22nd
I receive a number of emails from people who are customers and a lot who are not, but could use some advice on how to increase their website`s Google page rank.
So, because my time is limited, and I can not answer the hundreds of emails that I receive, and since today is the start of the New Year, I am beginning my series on tips and tricks for increasing your Google page rank.
I think you will enjoy this series, and most importantly use the tips and tricks I provide to help your website take off.
Lets start with the basics in this series and that is what exactly is the Google page rank and why is it important. The Google page rank or in short called the GPR, is method by which Google ranks the popularity of a website and/or pages on a website. This ranking is handled through Google`s unique and highly classified computer algorithm.
Through this algorithm Google is able to rank and return search results of websites based on what a user enters in the Google search textbox.
Studies and statistics have shown the higher you appear on the search list, the greater chance someone will click the resulting link. For example, lets say you do a search on sneakers and a company comes up as the first link to click. Studies have shown the first link receives the most clicks, followed by the second and so on. The resulting search list was determined by the ranking that combined with the search criteria. The higher your rank as compared to other web sites that meet the same search criteria, the higher your placement will be.
Your goal as a web owner or website administrator is to increase your Google page rank so that your site will appear higher when someone does a search that will meet the criteria of your site.
I know this is a lot of broad based information, however this series will fill in all the gaps and answer all of your questions. I promise. Also feel free to ask me any questions to be answered in a future article in this series.
Now that you know some of the basics, lets get to our first tip. How do you begin to increase that Google page rank?
Start with link exchanging. A link exchange is the matter of you agreeing to post a link on your website pointing back to another website who will do the same. Google looks favorably upon a website when other sites point to it. The more links you have pointing to your site the better off you will be and be able to increase your score.
Keep these few tips in mind when exchanging links. A link exchange is not about your visitors clicking the link to go to another website or vice versa. So do not think that because your link is on another website you will start getting all of their traffic. Chances are you may get some, but that is highly unlikely. The idea is to obtain as many websites as possible to point back to your website (usually your home page) to increase your rank.
Two, keep a separate page of your links. Your website should have a page called links where you display the information of all the websites you have exchanged links with.
Three, your links page should be accessible from your home page so that the Google crawling spiders can find it. That is looked favorable upon.
Four, last but not least, never have more than 50 links to other websites on a given page. Anything over 50 links to a page and Google sees that as being a link farm, and decreases the score of those links. Once you reach 50, start a new links page, and then link the next link page from the first page. Continue this same process for each new links page you need to create.
For example, our website has exchanged links with over 3,500 websites. So we have over 70 pages of links. This of course was done over a period of time, and has increased our page rank tremendously.
In our next article in this series, we will talk about how exchanging links with websites that have already established a sizable Google page rank, has greater benefits.
By: Bruce A. Tucker
About the Author:Bruce A. Tucker is the Associate Director of http://www.Indocquent.com, an online resource that allows businesses and individuals to post their products and services for sale in 20,000 cities throughout 200 countries around the world.If you wish to exchange links with Indocquent.com visit their link area online at: http://www.indocquent.com/index_files/links.pl.
Page Rank Transfer From an Old Site to a New Site – Search Engine Optimisation
Jun 22nd
When moving from an old to a new website it is extremely important to consider the old sites existing organic search engine position. If the correct strategy is not undertaken then the old sites position in the search marketplace could be dramatically compromised. It’s important to gain an understanding of two specific areas of the old site before undertaking a strategy:
1) The existing listing saturation: This is the number of pages which have been listed, cached and indexed within each of the major search engines. Each page listing will be producing a level of visitor traffic, each associated to different groups of keywords and search terms. It’s essential to make sure existing page URL’s remain the same or old URL’s are directly mapped to the new site. Making sure that every page directly maps to its new version.
2) The existing link popularity: This is the number of pages which form one way links back to the old site or where the old site has been directly referenced by another website using a hyperlink. These include 3rd party websites, directories, social media sites, articles, news and review websites etc. The Links form the basis of the sites popularity, and page rank. It’s essential to make sure that all links remain live and point to the same active page weather new or old.
Both of these areas are directly related to the old sites existing search engine presence and performance. If a strategy for moving and maintaining these links is not put in place before the DNS is transferred to the new site, it is possible that the new site will receive a massive drop in Page Rank, Trust Rank and listing saturation. It can take up to 6 months to recover from this type of situation and unfortunately there would be a percentage of links to the site which will be lost forever.
There are two main strategies which can be used to prevent this from happening and to maintain the sites online presence:
1) To use all existing URL strings, page titles and meta data in the formation of the new site and its pages. The content, page titles and meta data can be improved or adjusted but the relevance of each page will need to be maintained. With the creation of most new site upgrades, this is the most practical way forward and is more time efficient. As the site and its pages will appear the same to the search engines but just upgraded (i.e. the page URL is identical, but the page content and files sizes will be different.), page rank, link popularity and link saturation will be maintained and transferred to the new site. The search engines will notice a difference in page size, files sizes and file names etc. This should improve search engine interest, as they will believe that the content has been updated, as this is across the entire site it will increase robot visits and should lead to the site listings being updated. This should mean that any new pages will be picked up and indexed fairly rapidly.
2) All of the old websites pages are indexed and mapped to their counterpart pages on the new website using a 301 redirect (permanent redirect) and Mod-Rewrite. In most cases each page will have its associate page rank transferred to the new mapped page, but this is not always the case and it will take some time. Quite often search engine listings will initially drop in rank, as all of the site will appear new and then start to increase once the page rank is transferred. Some pages lose their page rank and popularity and it’s difficult to predict the reason behind this. Inbound links from 3rd party websites will be mapped to the new pages of the website using this strategy. Associated page rank will be transferred to the page but this will not be immediate and may take some time, anything from 1-3 months, depending on the linking sites importance. If possible it would be worth contacting link partners and directory sites in order to change the associated URLS. This can be a difficult and time consuming process and as a result it is sometimes more time and cost efficient to continue the sites ongoing search marketing strategy using the new URLS.
In order to help promote the indexing of new pages it will be essential to create regular XML sitemaps (Monthly or when the site has new content added.) and to submit them directly to the search engines, giving them a complete guide of the entire sites page structure.
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New Methods to Improve Your Page Rank
Jun 21st
It’s getting tougher and tougher to rank in search engines for certain keyphrases. In one sense this is good news: it means that when you plug a keyphrase into Google it means that you won’t get a garbage site. Google doesn’t toughen up its algorithm for calculating page rank just to make site owners suffer: it’s about quality control. This being said, there are news ways to improve your site’s page rank to help you site adapt to the Web 2.0 environment and beyond.
As Google updates its policies, certain practices have become outdated: such as article marketing. It used to be that you could upload the same article to a slew of article directories – either manually or using an article submission service – and you could build up hundreds of inbound links when the article went into syndication. Now Google will discard all of the duplicates and keep one: not even necessarily the one with the highest page rank. This can still bring in traffic from different article sites, but it cannot improve page rank.
Blog commenting is another one that has lost some of its usefulness. A lot of new site owners have never heard of the concept of nofollow. The nofollow tag is a tag put on links that looks like rel=”nofollow” tag. So the code would end up looking like: < a rel=”nofollow” onclick=”javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview(‘/outgoing/article_exit_link’);” href=”http://www.yoursite.com” target=” rel=”nofollow” >. What this will do is ensure that Google spiders will not follow the link to your site: i.e. it will not affect page rank. Again, the link can improve traffic, but not your page rank.
Better Methods to Increase Page Rank
With these common pitfalls out of the way, what are some good ways to improve page rank given Google’s new criteria.
1. Identify Nofollow links. Firefox, for example, has a dofollow plugin that will reveal which links on a site are dofollow or nofollow (blue for dofollow, red for nofollow). This is a good way to test a site’s comment section. There are also dofollow directories, which link sites that have nofollow deactivated.
2. Write unique article content. It may be difficult to write ten different posts about the same topic, but it’s recommended. You can then upload ten different articles to ten different article sites. Ten quality backlinks is much better than one. More time put in = more page rank value.
3. On your blog, don’t just write basic information that may be covered elsewhere. Write topically: these are the articles that are the most likely to go viral. People like new news, not a new version on an old topic – however well-written it might be.
4. Get yourself the Google Adwords tool to determine the most marketable keywords in your niche: put these keywords in a title tag and content, without overdoing it. These older SEO tactics still work. You’d be surprised just how many sites still have a title that include a number, not the title of the post.
5. Register with Google Webmaster tools: it will reveal any problems with your HTML code, such as broken links. It will also help with faster spidering of your site.
6. Become a social networker. One thing that is overlooked about social networks is their page rank. It’s not just about traffic from the network. Your Digg link could rank very highly for an important title and post – well before your own site. The more social networks you belong to, the more chance one of those results will show up in SERPs. These links will also improve the page rank of internal pages of your URL – very important to overall page rank health.
7. Become an avid forum poster. Just having a link to your site in your forum profile and signature is helpful – but the more active you are in the forums, the more page rank strength you will send to your profile. Forum signatures are also great for traffic. See tip #1 for revealing which forums use nofollow or dofollow links.
8. Manually add your site to directories. It’s tedious but it’s still important for your page rank. Don’t rely on automated systems because a barrage of site directory links all at once can get you red-flagged by Google. Also, important: write different keywords and site descriptions before submitting your site. If you use the same description over and over this can be seen as duplicate content.
Finally, you should have a plan for all of the above strategies. Even if you have a modest goal of only five new links a day: through comments, directories (there are thousands of potential directories), forum posts, and so on, this will build up over time. By the time of the next Google page rank update, which occurs every three months or so, you will see positive results of your public page rank climbing higher.
The SEO Wordsmith is an advanced SEO copywriter and online marketer. Read daily tips for improving website performance at the SEO Wordsmith blog (http://www.seowordsmith.com) and SEO reviews at the SEO Wordsmith Marketplace (http://marketplace.seowordsmith.com).
Increase Website Traffic – Get on the First Page of Google – SEO
Jun 20th
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How Important is Google Page Rank
Jun 19th
There are millions of articles on the web that teaches people how to increase their page rank. Some of these articles have gave Google’s page rank a very high importance by presenting them as the most important thing a website owner should look for.
In order to determine whether Google’s page rank is really useful or not we have to look at it from two different angles. How Page rank affects your website’s traffic and how does it affect the sales of your products. After all, the only sources of income you can get out of a website are advertisements (which depend on traffic) and selling products (either selling your products or selling through affiliate programs) so it makes absolute sense to examine those two major factors since they are the ones that are responsible for your website’s revenue.
How does Google page rank affect your traffic
From the experience I have in the E-business world and after developing many websites that generate respectable monthly income I can confidently say that Google’s page rank has a minimal effect on your website’s traffic or even a non existent effect.
What determines the position of your website in the search results are hundreds of factors that might include the page rank In between them. I have seen tons of websites having a page rank of Zero yet they are being displayed on the top 10 results in Google’s search.
I also ran a website that jumped from a rank of zero to a rank of four without any noticeable increase in Google’s traffic. So the conclusion is, Google’s page rank might be having a little effect on your search engine’s traffic but this is effect is so small that it cannot prevent a well optimized website having a rank of zero from appearing on the top of the results.
Hoes does Google Page rank affect your sales
In my article, how to increase my EBook sales, I described how trust can be the most important factor that lets a visitor buys your products online. The more trust you can build in the visitor the more likely is he to buy your product. Some consumers, but not all, can trust websites that have a higher page rank because it gives them the feeling that their money isn’t going to be lost.
The “S” word scares most of online users and that’s why they never buy from a website unless they make sure that it’s not a Scam. A higher page rank also helps users know that Google respects your site and so this gives your site and your products further credit.
Is Google page rank really useful?
Yes it is, but not when it comes to traffic, it can only help consumers perceive your website in a better way and it can help them have more trust in it. To summarize this in one line, Google’s page rank may not affect your traffic but it will defiantly affect your sales and the way people perceive your website.
What is the Google Page Rank All About?
Jun 18th
When talking about search engine optimization, it is almost impossible not to stumble upon the phrase: Google page rank. This term is without doubt very important to webmasters who want to obtain a good ranking and a lot of traffic, but why? Well, by simply understanding how the mathematical formula at the heart of the PageRank (PR) is calculated, any webmaster can influence its websiteâs Google listing.
Google page rank is one of the methods this search engine has of evaluating the relevance of a web page. The toolbar PR consists of a number between 0-10 which can be easily seen if you have the Google toolbar installed. If you donât have this toolbar, then visiting quickpagerank.com will allow you to easily check page rank. This website is very easy to use and supplies much more information than the Google toolbar. By simply typing the URL of your site and clicking the âsubmitâ button, you will be able to view your Google page rank, Alexa rank, whether you are listed in Dmoz or not, backlinks showing in major search engines and results coming from AltaVista and the entire web.
PR is short for the Google page rank which is calculated by Google and can range from 0.15 to billions. It represents a âvoteâ of appreciation or support for a certain website from all the rest existing on the web. It therefore can be zero or a very high number given by the number of links pointing to a site from all the rest. The formula from the original Google paper looks like this: âPR(A) = (1-d) + d (PR(T1)/C(T1) + … + PR(Tn)/C(Tn))â and the symbols represent the following: A â the page for which we want to check page rank, T1…Tn â the pages which are pointing to it through links, C(A) â the number of links coming from page A and pointing to other sites and d â damping factor usually set at 0.85. As you can see the calculus is quite difficult and this is because it doesnât stop here.
It seems quite impossible to calculate how exactly Google page rank is assigned to a certain page because the PR of a page depends on the PR of all the pages pointing to it. This leads to circle calculations as the PR of those pages pointing to letâs say page âAâ also have to be calculated and this is done depending on other sites with their own PR. In addition, Google reevaluates websites periodically re-indexing new links and new pages, all updated and better optimized. Its job is quite difficult, but thank god itâs a machine thatâs doing it and not a human!
So, the conclusion is that Google page rank is too difficult to analyze. Entire pages have been written on its algorithms and a lot of intelligent minds have struggled to find out the undisclosed mathematical intricacies of the PR. All we know are the simple facts that Google listings are influenced by links, among which one way links prove to be more efficient. Therefore everyone strives to optimize their websites as much as possible for keyword searches which are performed by Google spiders all the time. After doing their best, webmasters turn to check page rank.
A really interesting aspect related to Google page rank is that Googleâs listings donât always show the sites which have the highest PR in their top findings. This is a puzzling fact. To check page rank has become an undisputable habit for webmaster that do their best to promote their online business and obtain more traffic. Sometimes, their main purpose for optimization is to obtain a high Google page rank, but perhaps this is not the perfect approach for Googleâs ranking system. Of course, PR is very important, but since we donât know for sure how to obtain it, perhaps it would be wiser to do our best to improve website quality and promote them by using only the given facts. So, donât forget that popularity is the key to success! And, after investing in quality, to best analyze your efforts, you should also constantly check page rank and see how things are going from Googleâs point of view.
Don’t forget that quickpagerank.com is a valuable tool for SEO. By simply typing in the desired URL, you can check page rank, backlinks and positioning in major search engines easily. To verify that your optimization has not been in vain, you should not forget about Google page rank!
Known Facts About the Google Page Rank
Jun 16th
Site owners are on the hunt for the green numbers on the Google page rank toolbar. Thatâs no secret, but do they all really know what Google page rank is about? How much should you really worry about your online business before you check page rank results? Information is the key to obtaining traffic and becoming the best in a line of business. But not many people pay attention to the numerous articles and websites that offer valuable data on how a site should be made and promoted.
Google page rank represents the basis of Larry Pageâs and Sergey Brinâs search engineâs system of calculation. It is only a little part of how it really works and proves that Googleâs fame and attention is not random, but obtained due to the quality of its searches. Google is the best search engine currently available and its efficiency is not equaled by any other existing search engine. Webmasters looking to evolve know that the Google page rank is the one who gave it its surplus of query validity and accuracy.
The value of a website on a certain keyword or key phrase (usually typed in by a user) is determined by the way that site is linked to other more or less valuable sites. In turn, those sites are evaluated by Google using the same criteria. In a few words, the whole process resembles a complex web, a combination of variables which are constantly and continuously changing.
When you check page rank, the number you read reflects a current status which might already be changing. Because the Internet consists in so many websites that are updated daily and because so many new pages and links constantly appear, Google needs to make updates as well. These updates can be seen once 2 or 3 months when the âGoogle danceâ takes place and when all new variables have to be taken into consideration. Of course, the process takes place all the time, but only then are we able to see its results through the change of the Google page rank.
If you are interested in how well your site performs when it comes to such an evaluation, you should seriously consider these aspects before you check page rank again: links pointing to your site, the Google page rank of the sites that contain these links, the anchor text of the links and the on-site optimization (meta tags, tags, titles, description, keyword density for site content). As you can probably see, this means there are a lot of aspects involved in page ranking. Many things are controllable and web development companies take care of them in a professional manner. Webmasters are very careful with how they optimize their sites, for example. They carefully observe their Google page rank and constantly seek to raise the number shown by the Google toolbar. Some things are however, uncontrollable. If someone chooses to post a link to your site on his own site which is poorly optimized, his action might have negative effects on yours.
The Google page rank is a very sensitive issue which concerns a lot of webmasters who want their website displayed among the first results Google offers web surfers on certain keywords. Some donât find it satisfying just to check page rank evolution in time. If for some reasons unknown to them, their Google page rank is modified, even for a short while, PR paranoia can set in. Some optimization methods can even be considered damaging because the PR the webmasters were observing has suddenly changed. The Google page rank is important, but must not be taken that seriously. Google constantly makes changes because the Internet itself is daily enriched with new information. Its spiders crawl up and down the web and their findings can have an effect on your site as well.
Errors can occur, like the very famous âspoofingâ effect when a new page can borrow the Google page rank of another better ranked page to which it is connected. But errors can be corrected and so can the result you find when you check page rank. Good PR can turn bad because of a mistake, but it can also turn better just as fast. Your main worry should be to offer valuable information to your targeted public and do so by using the available optimization techniques provided by specialized companies. To regularly check page rank is not a bad practice. It is necessary to keep in touch with how Google sees your site. This is why we recommend using quickpagerank.com, a site that supplies valuable information about ranking in major search engines as well as number of backlinks pointing to your site.
Don’t hesitate to improve your website because this will also affect your Google page rank. Optimization and a close look on the number of links pointing to your site can increase the traffic you receive. Our website provides a wonderful optimization tool which allows you to constantly check page rank evolution and some of the aspects that lead to its boost, like backlinks.
How to Use Backlinks to Climb the Page Ranking
Jun 15th
By: Jonathan Haryanto
Backlinks have become one of the most important aspects of Search Engine Optimization. Backlinks, also known as “Inbound Links,” refer to the links that are placed on other websites and that are directed towards your website. They are what tells the search engines that you have a site of interest to others who have linked to it, thus raise your ranking on the search engines.
Backlinks are important to climb the page ranking in the search engines. What other websites say about you is critical for search engine credibility. If you can control what the links say and where they link to in your site then you can influence the search engine results. Therefore, your marketing campaign for your sites has to include the effort of obtaining link popularity.
While building backlinks, you need to aim for quality instead of quantity. Search engines give more credit to a link from a site related to yours than a link from a site that is not related to yours. A site with few quality backlinks will have a higher position for its targeted keywords compared to a website with many unrelated links. Especially if you combine that with relevant content, links to important pages, meta tags, descriptions, title, h1 tags, and sitemaps. However, most search engines do not consider hyperlinks as backlinks.
There are a number of ways to build backlinks for your site. Backlinks can be bought or obtained for free. There are a number of directories available on Internet, and you can find free or paid directories for submitting your site. Your site will be listed in these directories after the editor has approved it. You need to make sure that the directory is an established one since search engines give more credit to links coming from quality sites. In bidding directories, you can place a bid and if your bid is among the highest bids then your site is displayed on the homepage. If someone outbids you then your listing is removed from the homepage.
In a link exchange, one webmaster places a link on his website that points to another webmasters website, and vice versa. But here you must note that one way link holds more strength than a two way link. Moreover, in the last Google update, reciprocal links were one of the targets of the search engine’s latest filter. Many of these links were simply not relevant, and were just discounted. So while the outbound links still got counted, the irrelevant inbound link was ignored.
Many webmasters have more than one website. Sometimes these websites are related, sometimes they are not. You have to be careful about interlinking multiple websites on the same IP. If you own several related websites, then a link to each of those websites on a page could hurt you, as it may look like to a search engine that you are trying to do something fishy. You will probably have heard of ’3 way links’. There are some issues with that as well. Other than price, the most ‘popular’ system is a little clunky to use and the links are not so close to topic.
Article directory, a directory that maintains a large collection of articles, is one of the best ways to build links. It allows you to publish your articles along with your links in the resource box. You provide them for free with something they need content and in return they also provide you for free with something you need quality backlinks. Of course, you should make sure that the article you submit is of good quality and informative in order to get approved and published. They usually have a number of categories and you will have to find a category suitable for your website.
Posting in discussion forums and blogs is also a way to get quality backlinks with the anchor text you want. There are a number of forums and blogs that allows you to place your links in your profile and in your signature. You need to look for a forum or blog that is related to your niche and then make some quality posts or comments and add your links in the signature. Once your posts are indexed, search engines will give some credit to your website. If the forum or blog is a respected one, a backlink is valuable. In some cases the forum or blog administrator can edit your post, or even delete it if it does not fit into the forum or blog policy. Also, sometimes administrators do not allow links in posts, unless they are relevant ones.
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Increase Page Rank – Add Comments to Blog
Jun 14th
Posted by admin in Page Rank
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