7 Factors Learn How To Blog Your Way Into Google’s First Page
How To Blog For Newbies Day 26
I dare say, all search engine uses page factors as a critical component in its ranking algorithm no matter how they are changed throughout. These factors will weigh heavily on which page your blog will appear in Google, for instance. Let’s go through them:
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1. Link Popularity
Google put great stock in your blog pages if other web sites link to your any of your page for the subject of the search. Let us say that you have a blog that talks about ‘multi zone amplifier’. As it turns out that your website has a particular page that has many links to it that all have the anchor text (the clickable words in the link) ‘multi zone’ or ‘multi zone amplifier’. That will cause the page to rank highly for the queries on these two keywords.
2. Popularity Data
Many blog searchers use search toolbars, the Google and Yahoo toolbar being the most popular. Do you know that these toolbars gather information about which pages are visited most?
Unknown to many of us, the search engines keep track of which pages we are visiting. Ask.com for example confirms using popularity data to give popular pages more clout in the ranking when searchers look for words that appear on those pages.
3. URL Length And Depth
Dynamic URLs with more than two parameters might cause spiders to avoid the page. You should be aware that longer URLs in general, reduce your page’s ranking (or priority since Google has asked us to stop thinking too much about page rank some 3 days ago) in small way.
Search engines are more likely to boost pages that are closer to the root directory of your site. As a result, the same page that locates deep in your site (perhaps at www.yourdomain.com/news/announce/today/top.html) may rank a bit lower than if placed nearer to your home page (www.yourdomain/news/top.html)
4. Freshness
If your blog does not change for a very long time, its rank might be reduced because search engines like Google suspect its information to be out-dated.
5. Page Style
Blog pages that are organized like a newspaper article (important words at the top, kinda repeated throughout, and reinforced again at the end) are sometimes said to have an advantage in SEO.
6. Site Organization
Good design will often help in your blog’s ranking. Avoid using frames and make your site simple to navigate with a well planned linking structure. Sitemaps, remember.
7. Spam Free
Every page on your blog contains text that can inform a visitor and attract search engine. When you try to mislead a search engine with spam techniques, your page will be penalized in ranking, possibly even leading to your site being ‘sandboxed’.
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