Have heard that Your Page Rank is a very important aspect of the SEO performance of your website, which gets you a high ranking in Search Engines. That gives me a problem!
The first problem I have is why Yahoo, MSN and ASK should take care of Google PageRank. PageRank is spelled correctly, as it is a trademark name. These search engines do not use Google PageRank as part of their listing process, or if they do, they simply place it near their chest.
The second problem I have with that is that I know, but I can not prove, that I have websites ranked in the top 10 in Google's list of competing keywords without any links other than those found in a single article submitted to a single title list. The reason my web pages (not websites, as real search engines do not list domains) get so high a listing is that they are optimized for the keywords each page is built on because the top listings are the result. The only other SEO techniques used on each page.
Remember that Googlebot, Yahoo Slurp, and MSN-Bot use "many" different elements of your webpage to determine the location of your page in the index of any search term used by a customer. How to get a top list is to pay attention to all of this. If you ignore even one, you will probably not be as advanced in terms of that search term as web pages like mine can ignore anything.
Don't believe them when they tell you that Meta tags don't count, because they can. It does not hurt to use them, so use them! Use every aspect of SEO that you can, and ignore anyone who says not to do it. I used to listen to others who knew better until I realized that my web pages were listed higher than their keywords. I'm just a simple article writer, yet I can quickly find my websites listed on Google, and rank higher than most SEO professionals - they advertise themselves!
I do not care if your website is listed high or not, or listed within 2 days or 2 months. However, if you care, you should listen to the people who did it, not those who want to tell you how to do what they can do on their web pages! What loyalty can they have if they have to pay for their advertising? I do not want to.
Look at your website and create your SEO. Don't pay hundreds of dollars for what you can do yourself. Then your free search engine marketing through the top index list may not be so free. Here are two SEO tips:
First, look at your internal links. You should make sure that you use these to guide the spiders or robots wherever you want them to go. You also use them to earn as much internal PageRank as possible on the page of your choice of website that you want to rank high. This can happen if you know how to do it.
Second, watch your use of keywords and language. Google, in particular, no longer looks so much with keywords, but with words that are often associated with that keyword in normal speech and writing. This is freely called latent semantic indexing (LSI), yet it is not 'hidden' or 'pointing'. Lots of ‘obvious’ and ‘analytical’.
SEO, search engine optimization, Page rankings, and any other name you can think of. Forget it to the point. Write natural content, then use the SEO techniques on the page to the best of your ability, and then the on-site and external links to increase your Google page rank as high as possible, and you can get a high-level listing of a particular web page optimized for a specific keyword.
All of this has equal value in my view, and it works for me. One last thought. If PageRank relies on back-links, how come so many links are on the pages of your site with zero PageRank? Surely they should have a Page Rank and not your home page?
Look at your website and create your SEO. Don't pay hundreds of dollars for what you can do yourself. Then, your free search engine marketing through the top index list becomes less free after all. Here are two SEO tips:
First, look at your internal links. You should make sure that you use these to guide the spiders or robots wherever you want them to go. You also use them to get the PageRank at the top of the page on your chosen website that you want to rank high. This can happen if you know how to do it.
Second, watch your use of keywords and language. Google, in particular, no longer looks so much with keywords, but with words that are often associated with that keyword in normal speech and writing. It is what is commonly called latent semantic indexing (LSI), yet it is not 'hidden' or 'pointing'. Lots of ‘obvious’ and ‘analytical’.
SEO, search engine optimization, Page rankings, and any other name you can think of. Forget it to the point. Write natural content, then use the on-page SEO techniques to the best of your ability, and then the on-site and external links to increase your Google page rank as high as possible, and you can get a high-level listing of a particular web page optimized for a specific keyword.
All of this has equal value in my view, and it works for me. One last thought. If PageRank relies on back-links, how come so many links are on the pages of your site with zero PageRank? Surely they should have a Page Rank and not your home page?
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