How PageRank Is Calculated

There has been a lot written and a lot debated about Google’s PageRank, but on one point there is near unanimous agreement. PageRank is primarily determined by how many other web pages are linking into you. Google considers this kind of inbound a link a vote of confidence.

But, here’s the trick: Not all inbound links are created equal. Web pages with more credibility that link to you have more “value” to your PageRank than those with less credibility.

How is this credibility determined? Why, by their PageRank, of course! So, let’s take an example. Lets say you have your Uncle Charlie link to you from his blog to your small business website. Let’s also say that Uncle Charlie’s blog has a Page Rank of 3.This link from Uncle Charlie will certainly help you – a little bit.

It will help you more if you can find 100 such Uncle Charlie websites with a PageRank of 3 and get them to link to you. I divide up PageRank into these broad categories:

0   -  3: New sites or sites with very minimal links.

4   -  5: Popular sites with a fair amount of inbound links.

6: Very popular sites that have hundreds of links, many of them quality links.

7   – 10: Usually media brands (NYTimes.com), big companies or A-list bloggers.

Now, it’s important to note that PageRank is believed to be calculated on a logarithmic scale. What this roughly means is that the difference between PR4 and PR5 is likely 5-10 times than the difference between PR3 and PR4.

So, there are likely over a 100 times as many web pages with a PageRank of 2 than there are with a PageRank of 4.

This means that if you get to a PageRank of 6 or so, you’re likely well into the top 0.1% of all websites out there. If most of your peer group is straggling around with a PR2 or PR3, you’re way ahead of the game.

“SEO” my Perception..

Internet surfers use search engines more than any other tool to find things online. Search engines rank their results using a complex formula that considers web page content, link popularity and other details. This is why you should Search Engine Optimization (SEO) your web site.Search engines of use of Net surfers more than any other tool to find things on line. The search engines arrange their results using a complex formula which considers the contents of Web page, the popularity of bond and other details. That’s the SEO of your Web site.

First before you start you need to identify your Keywords. It is critical that you know and understand the search terms surfers will use to find your web site with. If your not sure yet try thinking of search terms you would use to find your site.

Next you need to identify your competitors. Start searching with your site’s targeted keywords and research the top ranked competing sites. Create a list of the top 10 to 15 sites and review each one of these web sites. While reviewing each of the competing sites look at the SEO methods that they use.

Meta tags are thought by most to have little impact, If any at all, on your site’s ranking, but is still recommend to use. It’s better to be safe than sorry! The meta description tag is used to describe a web page’s content to the search engines. Most search engines (Google, Yahoo!, etc) get the web site’s description from the web page’s content and not from the meta description tag. Write a description of your site here and make it short.

Google Searching Tricks

Google is Empire of Search Engine induatry now a days. Everyone wants to learn more about Google because of better optimization, and if i am not wrong then you are one of them too. Searching in Google can be  very  magical experiance if you can find out how to make your search term more effective according to Google. I mean you can use some tricks to find out what you are actually searching for.

During my searching experiance with Google I came across some amazing search tricks which can change the way you look at Google today. It’s very easy – Here are a no of “prefix” to make your Searching more efficiant you just need to appriciate whatever i am gonna write here.

1. Just enter the word http for your search to find the top 1000 page ranked sites.
2. Enter only www in your search to see how Google ranks the top 1,000 sites.
3. related:url same as “what’s related” on SERP’s.
4. allinlinks: searches only within links, not text or title.
5. ext: searches only within text of pages, but not in the links or page title.
6. filetype: will restrict searches to that filetype. “-filetype:pdf” to remove Adobe PDF files.
7. allintitle: shows only results with terms in title.
8. site:domain restricts search results to the given domain.
9. allinurl: shows only pages with all terms in the url.
10. inurl: like allinurl, but only for the next query word.
11. site:www.somesite.net “+www.somesite.+net” – (tells you how many pages are indexed by google).
12. intitle: similar to allintitle, but only for the next word. “intitle:latestseotips google” finds only pages with latestseotips in the title, and Google anywhere on the page.

Now you are able to search like a master in Google. Show this talent to your friends and Impress them LOL.

“Happy Blogging”

How Google Rank Blogs !!!

Did you know- How google used to rank your blog !!!……… Well as for as i know you all might me aware of this feature of Google. Yes you are right- I am gonna share you about a little bit of my reserch on a tool of Google that’s being very popular now a days. That is “Google Blog Search” with this tool we can search the blogs listed in google. If you are getting a high traffic on your blogs, no doubt this will be very profitable for you. But what are the basic factors does Google take into account to elaborate the search results, as for as i know Google used to work on some techniques about the positive and negative factors affecting blog ranking, check it out:—

Positive Factors:

* Popularity of the blog (RSS subscriptions)
* Implied popularity (how many clicks search results get)
* Inclusion in blogrolls
* Inclusion in “high quality” blogrolls
* Tagging of posts (also from users)
* References to the blog by Resource.
* Page rank of Blog.

Negative Factors:

* Predictable frequency of posts (short bursts of posts might indicate spam)
* Content of the blog does not match content of the feed
* Content includes spam keywords
* Duplicated content
* Posts have all the same size
* Link distribution of the blog
* Posts primarily link to one page or site.

So be careful about these terms, and then you will be surely rewarded by Google..Infact all these Terms are mostly common in all other major Search Engines.

10 Activities that Google Hates!!!

If you are thinking about to get higher ranking in Google SERP. Then no doubt that you have to think like Google. Here I am Putting some wrong techniques that are most probably used by search engine optimizers. So avoid these mistakes if you want to rank higher in Google…..

1. Make Flash only website.

2. Use JavaScript or Flash for navigation.

3. Spam websites for incoming links.

4. Use markup inappropriately.

5. Use duplicate content.

6. Use other “black hat” techniques like Doorway/Landing pages, Cloaking , Hidden text.

7. sites that use frames.

8. session id’s.

9. sites containing dead links.

10. Excessive cross-linking.

Here are some other points that can decrese the ranking of your site, so  you should to avoid these also…

1:- Targetting the wrong keywords.

2:- Ignoring the Title tag.

3:- Lack of consistency and maintenance.

4:- Concentrating too much on meta tags.

5:- Using only Images for Headings

6:- Ignoring URLs

7:- Backlink spamming

8:- Lack of keywords in the content.

9:- Choosing the wrong target market.

10:- Not blogging.

Almost each activity that are discussed here applied in all major Search Engine. So whatever Search Engine you are considering don’t forget to assimilate these things.
Apart of these all there are a Lot of things that “Google Likes” to find on your page.and then Google reward you as a high rank and that’s that, here are the list of activities that “Google Likes” on your page..