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... What Google knows about your domain
There's a lot of speculation about the information that Google has about domain names...
... What does Google know about your domain name and what do they not know...
... By regularly checking the WHOIS information of a web site, Google can track the history of a domain name...
... That allows Google to find relations between different domains names and changes in ownership...
... If a domain name has a new owner, Google might reconsider the value of the domain name in the ranking algorithm...
... What is "sandbox"and how to get out of Google's sandbox If your web site has good rankings on Yahoo, MSN and other search engines but not on Google, it's likely that your web site has been put into Google's sandbox...
... In general, brand-new web sites with new domain names need about 6 - 8 months to get top rankings on Google...
... The usual process is that Google indexes the new web site, lists it for some less important queries and then the web pages drop from the search engine result pages for several months...
... Although other search engines work fine, Google doesn't list the web site, sometimes not even for the company name...
... Why does Google delay the inclusion of brand-new web sites...
... It seems that Google delays the inclusion of brand-new web sites to encourage webmasters to build content instead of building mini-networks...
... Many webmasters try to artificially inflate the link popularity of their web site by creating a network of small web sites with different URLs that all link to each other...
... Many of these web sites have no purpose other than linking to the main web site...
... By delaying the ranking of new web sites, this mini-network strategy doesn't offer a quick jump to the top anymore...
... The delay might encourage webmasters to focus on the content of their main web site instead of building useless mini sites...
... If you have a new web site, expect that your web site will be listed within 6-8 months in Google...
... Add content to your web site, get good incoming links and make sure that your web pages are optimized for Google...
... As soon as you have a domain name, create a temporary page and link to it from another web site to make Google aware of your web site...
... The 6-8 months delay seem to start with Google's first contact with your web site...
... The sooner Google knows about your web site, the sooner it will be listed...
... By the way, Yahoo and MSN don't have such a delay so don't focus on Google alone but also optimize your web pages for these search engines...
... Google's sandbox is Google's attempt to prevent spammers from creating web sites that are just a flash in the pan...
... Google wants to return high quality web sites with good content in its result pages...
... That means that Google cannot access your data if you use the domain privacy services that some registrars offer...
... If you hide too much information about your domain name, your domain name could be flagged in Google's ranking algorithm and Google's trust in your domain name might be reduced...
... Concentrate on your main web site and optimize the content of your pages to get high search engine rankings...
... Building a web site with good content and good inbound links takes longer than buying an old domain name...
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- 5 top-factors for successful web sites
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... 5 top-factors for successful web sites
Everyone wants to have a successful web site...
... However, most people do the wrong things to promote their web sites...
... If you want to have a successful web site and if you want to get high rankings on search engines then your web site must have the right factors...
... Here are the top 5 factors for successful web sites in 2007: Success factor #1: Accessibility Search engines must be able to access your web pages...
... If search engines cannot parse your web pages then they will ignore your site and you won't get good rankings...
... Make sure that your web server doesn't return an error code when search engine spiders visit your web pages...
... If your server returns an error code, search engines won't index your site...
... In addition, make sure that the HTML code of your web pages doesn't contain errors that prevent search engines from indexing your site...
... The content of your web pages must make sense to search engines...
... Don't use images or Flash to present the main content of your web pages...
... Success factor #2: The right keywords Choosing the right keywords is one of the most important steps that determines whether your SEO campaign is a success or not...
... Success factor #3: Site and information architecture Your web site should have a good site architecture to make sure that it is not just a collection of random web pages...
... The pages of your web site should be related and they should show search engines that your web site is relevant to a special topic...
... This is very important because most major search engines seem to use latent semantic indexing in their ranking algorithms...
... Your site should also have a good information architecture so that search engines and web surfers know where they are within your site on any page of your site...
... Success factor #4: Inbound links Without good inbound links, it is impossible to get high rankings on major search engines...
... You should get as many links as possible from related web sites...
... The more targeted the link, the more it will help your search engine rankings...
... Success factor #5: Content Web sites that only offer articles and affiliate links that can be found on dozens of other web sites will have a hard time to get good search engine rankings...
... Try to create unique and trustworthy content that separates your web site from the others...
... If you're an expert in a special field, write as much as possible about that field to make sure that your web site becomes the best resource for that topic...
... Search engine optimization can be tricky because a small error in one factor can destroy all of your other efforts...
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- Google ranking secrets revealed...
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... In this article, we're trying to find out what this means to your web site and what you have to do to optimize your web pages so that you get high rankings on Google...
... How your web page changes influence your rankings on Google The patent specification revealed a lot of information about possible ways Google might use your web page changes to determine the ranking of your site...
... In addition to web page content, the ranking of web pages is influenced by the frequency of page or site updates...
... This doesn't mean that it is always advisable to regularly change the content of your web pages...
... Google says that stale results might be desirable for information that doesn't need updating while fresh content is good for results that require it...
... Google possibly records the following web page changes: - the frequency of changes - the amount of changes (substantial or shallow changes) - the change in keyword density - the number of new web pages that link to a web page - the changes in anchor texts (the text that is used to link to a web page) - the number of links to low trust web sites (for example too many affiliate links on one web page) Google might use the results of this analysis to specify the ranking of a web page in addition to its content...
... " This means that the Google sandbox phenomenon may apply to your web site if you change your web pages...
... How your domain name can influence your rankings on Google The patent specification revealed a lot of information about possible ways Google might use your domain name to determine the ranking of your site...
... Google mentions specific types of information relating to how a document is hosted within a computer network that can influence the ranking of a web site...
... To determine the value of a domain, Google records the following information: - the length of the domain registration (one year several years) - the address of the web site owner, the admin and the technical contact - the stability of data and host company - the number of pages on a web site (web sites must have more than one page) Google claims that they have a list of known bad contact information, name servers and IP addresses that helps them to find out whether a spammer is running a domain...
... For example, good name servers might have a mix of different domain names from different registrars...
... What does this mean to your web site...
... First of all, you should make sure that your web page content is optimized for Google...
... If your web page content is not optimized, all other ranking factors won't help you much...
... Try to find out if the keywords you target on search engines require static or fresh search results and update your web site content accordingly...
... Make sure that you don't change too much at once so that your web site won't be put in the sandbox...
... You might want to register the main domain name for your web site several years in advance to show Google that you are serious about your site...
... Make sure that your web site is hosted by a reputable hosting company...
... If your web site is hosted by a company that mainly hosts the web sites of spammers, it might be difficult to get good rankings for your site...
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- SEO, Tags and Customized Google Search
Accordance to query: 10.77%
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... In Yahoo's Flickr, tags work like keywords or labels that users add to their photos to make them easier to find later or to discover via image search engines and search engines that provide blended results...
... Just as the Internet allows users to create and share their own media via the Web, so too does it enable users to organize digital material their own way with tags, rather than relying on preexisting formats of classifying information, such as search engine directories, yellow pages, and nearly any other topically oriented hierarchical ontology...
... A December 2006 Pew Internet survey finds that 28 percent of Internet users have tagged or categorized such content online as photos, news stories, and blog posts...
... For the better part of a decade, the primary way to categorize, retrieve, and discover information on the Internet was through search engines' automated algorithms, originally topically challenged and highly imprecise...
... Of course, this structured organization opened the door for SEO (define) as a means to influence ranked results...
... Tagging has quickly gained popularity because it allows humans to bring a layer of collective, topically pertinent, and intuitive organization to what otherwise would be a discombobulated heap of semi-aggregated data, such as reverse chronological archives or authors pages, and the like...
... With its inherent keyword-rich, interlinked, topically concatenated structure, tagging content, images, and videos has become yet another readily adaptable SEO tactic...
... Search Resources Rooted in folksonomies (define), tagging systems are generally created by users themselves, rather than site owners, and make online resources far more accessible and searchable than they had ever been before...
... (Eurekster's moniker for tag clouds) widgets created to date, the free service allows user to personalize Web searches into an ontology that's highly targeted and relevant to its audience...
... Users can seed their buzz clouds with their search terms, then Eurekster adds associated terms based on which searches are popular with the site's visitors...
... Lijit allows users to readily create a customized tag-based search engine...
... When your readers use Lijit to search your blog for information about "...
... the results might include blog posts you've authored and bookmarks you've made about other sites' articles and information...
... Lijit offers a way to extend your trusted search resources to others...
... Rollyo is similar to Lijit in how it allows users to create personalized search engines based only on sources you trust...
... Rollyo offers interesting search features, as well, like the RollBar Bookmarklet, which allows users to drag an entire Rollyo experience onto a browser, and the ability to add a searchroll to Firefox with one click...
... From single-site search to full Web search, Rollyo provides a quick, easy way to find search results from the sites you trust...
... Keep in mind, there are some limitations to the number of online sources you can tap into at any time...
... When personalized or customized search results are combined, tagged, and bookmarked, a complex layer of interlinking is readily applied to words and phrases, potentially raising your site content's visibility, as well as that of others, on the search engines...
... The ontology lends itself to the creation and concentration of topical themes, which when interlinked to sites, blogs, photos, videos, and the like, can create a powerful, readily built part of a link-building strategy...
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