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Friday, October 9, 2009
Home Link Optimization
Use "Home" to do anchor text links back to home page, It did not make full use of anchor text for SEO role. Although there is no internal link anchor text of external links less effective, but after all, It will be included in search engine ranking algorithm, because this is the site itself is telling the search engines the site theme.
In particular, some large-scale web sites, tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of internal links and the appropriate anchor text keywords on the page rank still has no small effect.
To resolve this contradiction, consider the following several ways.
1) The main navigation section on the site of non-anchor text links with keywords to the home page to do, such as the copyright notice in the name of the site. See the examples of network marketing real exchange website password readers the bottom copyright notice. UCHome the default setting is not the case, the copyright notice next to the name of the site links that I repent.
Paid attention to it you will find that many web sites without affecting the main navigation at the top of the situation, in other places to use keywords with back home.
2) Some people think that the page html code for the first time the link appears the greatest impact, and are usually not even back to the home page the first link is the top left corner of the main navigation, so use "Home", "Home" key words like do anchor text, is that many site layout on the other.
In fact, you can also use the page layout and CSS will be the main navigation links to the page code behind the push to the left navigation or the bottom of the navigation page of the local links to HTML code in front, but on the visual layout is still the main navigation the use of "home" as the anchor text links appear in the upper left corner.
3) If the second approach is more difficult to achieve, but also can optimize the upper left corner of Web site logo using ALT text to include the main page of keywords.
Web site logo should be at its most commonly top-left corner, in the code is also a more front than in the main navigation. Roughly equivalent to the image ALT text text link anchor text effects.
This is some simple methods can optimize the home page link to the appropriate correlation
In particular, some large-scale web sites, tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of internal links and the appropriate anchor text keywords on the page rank still has no small effect.
To resolve this contradiction, consider the following several ways.
1) The main navigation section on the site of non-anchor text links with keywords to the home page to do, such as the copyright notice in the name of the site. See the examples of network marketing real exchange website password readers the bottom copyright notice. UCHome the default setting is not the case, the copyright notice next to the name of the site links that I repent.
Paid attention to it you will find that many web sites without affecting the main navigation at the top of the situation, in other places to use keywords with back home.
2) Some people think that the page html code for the first time the link appears the greatest impact, and are usually not even back to the home page the first link is the top left corner of the main navigation, so use "Home", "Home" key words like do anchor text, is that many site layout on the other.
In fact, you can also use the page layout and CSS will be the main navigation links to the page code behind the push to the left navigation or the bottom of the navigation page of the local links to HTML code in front, but on the visual layout is still the main navigation the use of "home" as the anchor text links appear in the upper left corner.
3) If the second approach is more difficult to achieve, but also can optimize the upper left corner of Web site logo using ALT text to include the main page of keywords.
Web site logo should be at its most commonly top-left corner, in the code is also a more front than in the main navigation. Roughly equivalent to the image ALT text text link anchor text effects.
This is some simple methods can optimize the home page link to the appropriate correlation
Friday, October 2, 2009
Back Links and Google Page Rank
The actual relationship between inbound links and Google Page Rank is not well known in the search engine community. All we have are “expert opinions” which may or may not be entirely correct. This article will take a closer look to find out what is really happening.
For SEO, a technical understanding of back links and Google Page Rank is essential to answering common questions asked by non-technical SEO clients, and to gain insights to improve the current SEO strategy. It has been proven many times, however, that Google PR equates to link popularity, and then high popularity means “importance” but does not necessarily equate to “relevance.” This is why we can see low PR sites appearing high in search engine results.
This article is NOT about improving Page Rank to improve rankings. This will not happen anyway. If you're trying to improve your rank in the search engines, look to improve things that are more important than Page Rank (content, conversion rate, links from topical communities, etc).
However, this article will deeply examine the current relationship between the total amount of links pointing to the URL versus its Google Page Rank. As we all know, Google Page Rank has evolved a lot over the years (especially recently), and what we think we know now could be obsolete.
We can only achieve our goal by conducting a scientific study. This means gathering data, analyzing it, and then making conclusions and recommendations. “A single test is worth a thousand of expert opinions.” In this study we will use the Google PR toolbar value (1 to 10), since the real Page Rank, according to Google, is not visible to the public.
The experiment will be aimed at answering the common questions asked concerning Page Rank and back links:
1:What is the current relationship between inbound links and Google Page Rank? How strong is it?
2:How does Google convert inbound links to Google Page Rank as shown in the toolbar?
3:What is the degree of difficulty of each PR climb? For example, how many links are needed to increase from PR 1 to PR 2? Is it the same amount of links we need to climb from PR 9 to PR 10?
4:How can we use this study to improve the quality of a website's back links?
For SEO, a technical understanding of back links and Google Page Rank is essential to answering common questions asked by non-technical SEO clients, and to gain insights to improve the current SEO strategy. It has been proven many times, however, that Google PR equates to link popularity, and then high popularity means “importance” but does not necessarily equate to “relevance.” This is why we can see low PR sites appearing high in search engine results.
This article is NOT about improving Page Rank to improve rankings. This will not happen anyway. If you're trying to improve your rank in the search engines, look to improve things that are more important than Page Rank (content, conversion rate, links from topical communities, etc).
However, this article will deeply examine the current relationship between the total amount of links pointing to the URL versus its Google Page Rank. As we all know, Google Page Rank has evolved a lot over the years (especially recently), and what we think we know now could be obsolete.
We can only achieve our goal by conducting a scientific study. This means gathering data, analyzing it, and then making conclusions and recommendations. “A single test is worth a thousand of expert opinions.” In this study we will use the Google PR toolbar value (1 to 10), since the real Page Rank, according to Google, is not visible to the public.
The experiment will be aimed at answering the common questions asked concerning Page Rank and back links:
1:What is the current relationship between inbound links and Google Page Rank? How strong is it?
2:How does Google convert inbound links to Google Page Rank as shown in the toolbar?
3:What is the degree of difficulty of each PR climb? For example, how many links are needed to increase from PR 1 to PR 2? Is it the same amount of links we need to climb from PR 9 to PR 10?
4:How can we use this study to improve the quality of a website's back links?
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