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STEP 7 - Google
PageRank (PR)
explained
A web page's
PageRank is a
number from 1 to
10 (as shown in
the Google
Toolbar) that is
calculated by
Google for that
page. This PR value is
basically what
Google deems to
be the
importance
of your page
when compared to
other web pages.
Google uses a
complex PageRank
algorithm to
calculate each
page's PR based
solely on the
quantity and
quality of
inbound links to
the page.
PageRank isn't
linear, it's
logarithmic,
making it a lot
harder to boost
a page's PR from
5 to 6 than from
4 to 5. The PR
shown in the
Google toolbar
isn't the actual
PR of the page,
just the integer
value.
If your site is
in a competitive
field, a 5 might
be an excellent
PR. If it is
listed in a
non-competitive
field you need
to aim for a
higher PR. In
general though, when it comes to
PR higher is
always better.
PageRank plays a
role in how
highly a page is
ranked in the
Google search
results for a
given search
term. Everything
else being
equal, the page
with the highest
PR will be
ranked highest.
The PR of your
web pages is
very important
for several
reasons, and of
course the
higher it is the
better. The next
page will
explain how to
increase it... |
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| SEO
Guidelines |
Search
Engine
Guidelines |
- Create your website pages for visitors not search engines.
- Do not try and trick search engines for better rankings.
- Don't add your link or send a link to websites that are questionable. This can affect your rating and blacklist your site.
- Don't use unauthorized computer programs to submit pages, programs like WebPosition Gold™ that send automatic or programmatic queries to search engines may improve your site positioning in the short-term but they can cripple your changes in the long-term.
- Invisible links are Bad. Avoid hidden text or hidden links.
- Don't employ cloaking or sneaky redirects.
- Don't send automated queries to Search engines.
- Don't load pages with irrelevant words.
- Don't create multiple pages, subdomains, or domains with substantially duplicate content.
- Avoid "doorway" pages created just for search engines, or other "cookie cutter" approaches such as affiliate programs with little or no original content.
- Hand submit your site to search engines
- Input accurate content in metta-tags
- Search engines can not read JavaScript
- Search engines will not follow dynamic links
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