So, what to do then so that your site will go to first page of search engine like google for example.
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So, what to do then so that your site will go to first page of search engine like google for example.
"PageRank relies on the uniquely democratic nature of the web by using its vast link structure as an indicator of an individual page's value. In essence, Google interprets a link from page A to page B as a vote, by page A, for page B. But, Google looks at more than the sheer volume of votes, or links a page receives; it also analyzes the page that casts the vote. Votes cast by pages that are themselves 'important' weigh more heavily and help to make other pages 'important.'
Where that really matters, is that said? I've heard it many times from many individuals but so far, no one can substatiate it or show where that claim originates or that it is in any way factual. Some of my own experiments and experience strongly indicate that it is false. For instance, a PR 2 site rating at #1 in all the Big Three and several other SEs while other sites with PR all the way to PR 8 don't get in the top ten for the exact same keywords.Quote:
Originally Posted by jeremywadford
SEO, SEO, SEO ... and then more SEO.Quote:
Originally Posted by championpicks
Guess,that's so broad..Quote:
Originally Posted by The Old Sarge
Thanks pink0, I know that SEO SEO SEO but what I would like to know the first step?ok?please...
Yes, that's my experience too. I think it has to do with the amount of pages that have that keyword phrase combination in their on-page SEO. If it's a page with good internal work, then it'll outrank higher PR pages. BUT I think it only applies to those pages that don't have that much competition. What you're talking about I generally found for sites that have results in hundred thousands and less, not millions.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Old Sarge
But then again, I don't know if that 1000 results is true :). I can however tell you where I heard it... stompernet.com.
Then this must be an exception.
Does it have to be the quantity or amount?or the quality?Quote:
Originally Posted by jeremywadford
for on page seo, the keyword phrase should appear in title tags, in description and keywords, in heading tags, in alt tags for images, in the body of your page, and in the anchor text of your links. I'd check out Old Sarge's watercolor site, he uses all these things. And even though he has 232 words on page, he is still ranking first for original watercolor art. (well done old sarge)
It's not so much the quality of your sentence structure, as the quality of your SEO that really helps rank.
Well its depends all your website work on page and off page both..
What's with the on page and off page?Quote:
Originally Posted by celinar
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Thank you, Jeremy. ;)
Now I want to find out what your links are like old sarge, w/o reverse lookup. Are you using linkwheels?
Wew, Link Wheels?Quote:
Originally Posted by jeremywadford
New to me..
Really a big conversation, but wants to add my views that Page Rank is still important, lets take an example that all of us know getting one backlink on a particular keyword from PR 4 website is really better than getting 10 backlinks from PR 0 websites, now see this in other way that we have a site of pr4 having good on-page optimization,we have keywords in our anchor text targeting our own internal pages, so in my opinion this will also considered as a link from pr 4, which really gives a benefit to that page...
Jeremy, I'm not sure I know what you mean by "linkwheels."
Sunny,
I've experimented with links to and from internal pages and can tell you one thing for certain ...
The structure of each page url is vitally important. If the page has the wrong url structure, it may not even get indexed and may never show in any search ... no matter what you try for SEO.
Make ALL your urls meaningful and avoid the little things that the SEs don't like.
here's an example of a linkwheel.....
Got it. Like three-way links on a larger scale.
I've not done much of that so far. I could not get enough other sites interested and I've resisted the social sites.
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Originally Posted by sunnysbt
Hi,
Got my site tested and says PR is 4, is that alright?so what will I do so that I can improve PR?
Do you have any steps from the basics till complicated steps on On Page optimization pleasE?
The theory is that, other things being equal, a webpage with high authority will go higher in serps than a lesser page. As Old Sarge demonstrates from his website example, PR does not count for much if anything in serps. Apparently it is one of twenty factors deciding a webpage's authority.
PR's real value is if you want to sell a high PR site. People want them.
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Originally Posted by C0ldf1re
Lol, this confuses me much.....so, PR really doesn't matter that much?
That seems to be the case regarding SEO. PR used to be much more important, so some old-timers say.Quote:
Originally Posted by championpicks
Yeah, it is what I believe since from the start the value of pr BUT what;s with sserps?
Serps is everything! It is your position on the search engine results pages when a surfer asks a query about your keyphrases. #1 in serps means a fortune in free advertising. #1000 in serps means you need not have bothered.Quote:
Originally Posted by championpicks
Thanks C0ld, now I understand...thats brief but exact...
Using the huge link structure as an indicator of the creature pages value, Page rank depends a lot on completely democratic nature of web. The page rank is consequent from a theoretical possibility value on a logarithmic scale like the richer scale..:)
Page ranks aren't of much important in my opinion. the thing that matters most for the web sites is the traffic. As long as you are getting sufficient traffic PR is the last concern.
really?so, traffic is the main goal??not PR? hmmm..Quote:
Originally Posted by nickelodon007
I aggree with you very much , the Google of PageRank is very important , just like the website, if the rank of the website is in front , when the people search something on the internet , they will pay attention to it , so that they can understand the products or the company well .
It seems you're confusing Page Rank with SERPs.Quote:
Originally Posted by zhuwh2
We said in prior postings that its more about content then anything. However, it does have to do with backlinks etc. Page Rank is just an indicator of how important a website is..like how much traffic a site has, content, and tons of other things that measure a website. Its very confusing, but all in all I dont think PR matters muchQuote:
Originally Posted by championpicks
Okay, so how about if your PR increases, what's reason behind or how will that helps to your business?and if decreases how will affect this to your business?Quote:
Originally Posted by EducationLeads
If you want to promote your product , or make most of people know your company , i think the PageRank of the Google is very important , because when your PageRank of Google is in front , when people search it on Google , they will find your product or your company first , Maybe they will cooperate with you .
It still seems you're confusing Page Rank with SERPs. A site can rank very highly, even at #1 in the SEs with very low Page Rank.Quote:
Originally Posted by zhuwh2
SERP stands for search engine results page. Basically, when you type in a word or words in a search engine, the results query is what SERP stands for. PR is Page rank..ranked from 0-10. I think only google is 10. Anyway the difference is pretty obvious..anyway PR isnt that important if you are in the top 10 for the keywords your trying to rank for.
The Old Sarge has explained again and again. High Page Rank does not put you at the top of serps.Quote:
Originally Posted by zhuwh2
Absolutely, guess I'll agree with that./..Quote:
Originally Posted by zhuwh2
What??? Didn't you read my previous post???Quote:
Originally Posted by championpicks