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Documents matching your search: 12 [shown 4] - Google ranking secrets revealed...
Accordance to query: 34.32%
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... The title of the patent is "Information retrieval based on historical data" and it confirms the existence of the Google sandbox and that it can apply to all web pages...
... 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...
... 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...
... Section 0128 in the patent filing reveals that you shouldn't change the focus of too many documents at once: "A significant change over time in the set of topics associated with a document may indicate that the document has changed owners and previous document indicators, such as score, anchor text, etc...
... 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...
... In addition, the patent specification claims that Google might check the information of a name server in several ways...
More: http://stakh.com/blogen/post_1172508214.html
- 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...
... 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...
... 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...
... 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...
More: http://stakh.com/blogen/post_1172508280.html
- What Google knows about your domain
Accordance to query: 20.76%
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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...
... It's much more likely that Google wanted to have greater access to domain information...
... What can Google do with that information...
... By regularly checking the WHOIS information of a web site, Google can track the history of a domain name...
... Google cannot access the customer information of other registrars...
... They only have access to the same information that you get when you use a public WHOIS service...
... 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...
More: http://stakh.com/blogen/post_1172172066.html
- SEO, Tags and Customized Google Search
Accordance to query: 10.59%
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... 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...
... 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...
... Because tagging is used as an indexing tool and as a way to search for information, both in specific databases and across the Internet, some say it's conceivable that tagging technology could one day give search engines like Google and Yahoo a run for their money...
... 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...
More: http://stakh.com/blogen/post_1193242887.html
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