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Factors Effecting The Page Rank
Google might use the following to determine the ranking of your pages: • The frequency of web page changes • The amount of web page changes (substantial or shallow changes) • The change in keyword density • The number of new web pages that link to a web page • The changes in anchor texts (the text that is used to link to a web page) • The number of links to low trust web sites (for example too many affiliate links on one web page) Domain Name Consideration: • The length of the domain registration (one year vs. several years) • The address of the web site owner, the admin and the technical contact • The stability of data and host company • The number of pages on a web site (web sites must have more than one page) How Google might rate the links to your web site: • The anchor text and the discovery date of links are recorded • The appearance and disappearance of a link over time might be monitored • The growth rates of links as well as the link growth of independent peer documents might be monitored • The changes in the anchor texts over a given period of time might be monitored • The rate at which new links to a web page appear and disappear might be recorded • The distribution rating for the age of all links might be recorded • Links with a long life span might get a higher rating than links with a short life span • Links from fresh pages might be considered more important • If a stale document continues to get incoming links, it will be considered fresh • Google doesn't expect that new web sites have a large number of links • If a new web site gets many new links, this will be tolerated if some of the links are from authorative sites • Google indicates that it is better if link growth remains constant and slow • Google indicates that anchor texts should be varied as much as possible • Google indicates that burst link growth may be a strong indicator of search engine spam Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com Vinay Choubey |
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