Archive for the ‘SEO’ Category
January 19th, 2011 | 
Author: Google’s PageRank algorithm could become obsolete very soon with Google losing the exclusive patent to the system some time this year.
The PageRank technology was created by Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin while still attending Stanford University, which actually owns the patent to PageRank. Google, however, has the exclusive licensing rights to it until 2011 and come 2017 the patent will expire completely.
This would explain why Google is concentrating so heavily on introducing new features like the search engine Caffeine and instant search results page. But will this make people forget that small green bar on the top of a web page?
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Submitting your website to as many free online directories as possible, this will help to increase your inbound links. Many directories will allow you to write your own title and description, which is another chance to include relevant anchor text so that your inbound link will improve your site ranking.
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At present Google in the leader when it comes to searching on the internet. But a new challenge is coming. Facebook is the new competitor to move into the search engine market. So far according to the info we have on the facebook search engine, it will be easier for websites to get high ranking compared to getting high ranking in Google. But what will be the full SEO requirement for the Facebook Search engine?
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You website is not found when you search in Google. What is wrong? Need some help and advice.
Sometime this may because your website was not designed to meet the Google requirement. But it also could be caused by configuration issue on your website. There are may requirement for getting your website into Google, but once you are in Google there is still a lot of work to get your website ranking high in Google.
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1. Examine all the old pages on your pages. In our view after 2 mounts a web page is old. So you should update the content on every web page that is more than 2 mounts old.
2. Add regular fresh content to your website.
3. Don’t steal content from other websites. Google looks for unique content, so by coping and pasting content from other website is not only against copyright but it could be identified by a Google bot and you may discovered that you page ranking suffers as a result.
4. Use only quality back links. Pay attention to the link text and the keywords used in the link text.
5. Optimize images with non spamming meta tags
6. Avoid unnecessary duplicate content on your website
7. Take action to increase that load speed of every page on your website.
On the 8 of June Google announcing the completion of a new web indexing system called Caffeine. Caffeine provides 50 percent fresher results for web searches than our last index, and it's the largest collection of web content we've offered. Whether it's a news story, a blog or a forum post, you can now find links to relevant content much sooner after it is published than was possible ever before
