SEO Files: Pagerank Archives

SEO Files > November 05, 2009

The New Rules Of International Link Building

[SearchCap: Daily Search Engine News Recap] At the bottom of the scale, countries such as the Philippines or Uzbekistan will require fewer higher PageRank sites to be competitive within those countries and will offer less value for the whole network globally. The bottom line is—links within some countries can help the whole site perform better globally whereas other countries may be easier to target locally—but will add less to the global link juice.

August 10, 2009

Free Visitors, More Sales And A Higher PageRank, FREE!

[Free Website Traffic, SEO and Online Marketing Tips] A traffic exchange website is a site that allows visitors to exchange hits to their website, usually with a ratio of 1:1 or 1:2. This way many bloggers and/or website owners will increase their pagerank on google, to be listed higher on the pages when someone uses keywords that their sites contains.

Posted at 10:35 AM

July 24, 2008

Free, Fast and Useful SEO Tools

[Digg / Software / upcoming] Check the PageRank for each of the internal pages of your site, see if you're listed in DMOZ, find all of the backlinks your site has along with the anchor text and PR of each one accurately, and more.

Posted at 11:02 AM

December 21, 2006

5 Reasons PageRank Doesn't Matter

[Internet Marketing Strategies : Conversation Marketing] For those who don't know, PageRank is the value that Google assigns to your site, based on incoming links, the quality of those links, and a number of other things they'll never tell us. If you want to learn way too much about pagerank, Google it and then read one of the many articles that folks have written.

Posted at 01:09 AM

April 19, 2006

Tool that overlays PageRank scores

[Stephan Spencer's Scatterings: Web Marketing Blog] Webmaster Eyes reveals the PageRank scores of all links on a page. Just specify a URL and the page is displayed with a PageRank score overlayed onto each link.

Posted at 01:41 AM

November 19, 2005

Common SEO Q&A

[BlogSEO - SEO Tips and Resources] A: PageRank is a tool, developed by Google to inform web surfers of how "important" your site is. In other words, Google uses a special formula that depends on the number of links pointing to your site, their PageRank (PR), and a few other things you can probably find out from Google's March 2005 patent.

Posted at 08:32 AM

October 30, 2005

Speedy site indexing and PageRank

[An AdSense Blog: Make Easy Money with Google] But PageRank is just one factor in Google's ranking algorithm. You can get a page ranked #1 for a search term irrespective of its PR, as I've shown with the Invisible Fence Guide.

Posted at 06:36 PM

September 09, 2005

PageRank Prediction and SEO Tools

[schestowitz.com] HERE appears to have been a recent growth in PageRank and SEO analysis tools. Such tools have an on-line front-end (interface) so they are easily and readily accessible.

Posted at 11:47 AM

August 07, 2005

My PageRank Mystery Solved

[My Other Side of the Stories] My PageRank Mystery Solved August 7th, 2005 Finally, the mystery about why pagerank suddenly goes up from 4 rank to 5 rank is solved...

Posted at 09:45 AM

July 11, 2005

Trust Rank

[Search engine optimization and Online marketing] TrustRank is essentially a proposal for combating spam by using a combination of PageRank, human review and mathematical formulas. The formulas are based on linking patterns between pages including known good pages.

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Posted at 09:16 AM

June 09, 2005

Google searches more sites more quickly, delivering the most relevant results.

[Search engine optimization and Online marketing] 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."

Posted at 12:14 PM

May 31, 2005

From PageRank to Alexa Rank

[schestowitz.com] It appears as though Google removed PageRank from the public. No official announcement has been made though. Google once warned about abuse of public PageRank and trading of links. They were probably most dissatisfied by the involvement of AdSense, their advertising program, in the midst of this abuse. It is difficult to surf the Web without an indicator of any kind. It is hard to establish trust in information unless there is a measure of reliability bound to it. As a substitute, Alexa rank can be used as part of a Firefox extension called SearchStatus...

Posted at 06:19 AM

Marketers Still Care About PageRank?

[Greedy Girl] Whoa… let it die, people. Gaming search engines is like still having an angsty online diary when you’re 30. A fun pass time that’s time has really passed.

Posted at 06:14 AM

May 30, 2005

Farewell PageRank, Welcome TrustRank?

[schestowitz.com] Google’s “Trust Rank” algorithm has been around for a while, but I don’t believe fully implemented. Maybe we’re seeing the change from Pagerank to TrustRank.

Posted at 07:41 AM

May 21, 2005

Google Results Undergoing Update

[Search engine optimization and Online marketing] When a backlink update occurs, it usually indicates more updates are on the way. Because Google also uses relevant backlinks to help determine PageRank scores, a backlink update is normally followed by a PageRank update.

Posted at 01:22 PM