Wednesday, October 04, 2006
How to Build Back Links to Gain Page Rank "PR" w/ Google
Once you have your website's pages "SEO" to the best of your
ability, the next steps to getting quality traffic from Google are
not a huge secret, but if done right over time should reap you
some good results, i.e. conversion rates. So with that said...
Getting a good page ranking "PR", and higher listing in
Google is more of a process of building quality "back links"
over time to your website, i.e. off the page factor.
What is a quality back link?
A quality back link has three main factors:
1. Quality of the content from the site linking to your website.
2. The "PR" (page rank) of the link back page.
3. The way the link, or link backs are displayed, and how.
Some "SEO's" even look at Alexa ratings of the link back page,
and they do help give you an overall picture of the site's
popularity in it's category, but not the complete picture,
because Alexa rankings are subject to inaccuracy.
With that said...
Develop a daily process of finding quality link backs to
your hopefully already optimized webpages, and focus on the
process, not the result, and be consistent. Simple as that.
Next post will discuss: How to develop your own quality
"link backs" with articles. So stay tuned!
ability, the next steps to getting quality traffic from Google are
not a huge secret, but if done right over time should reap you
some good results, i.e. conversion rates. So with that said...
Getting a good page ranking "PR", and higher listing in
Google is more of a process of building quality "back links"
over time to your website, i.e. off the page factor.
What is a quality back link?
A quality back link has three main factors:
1. Quality of the content from the site linking to your website.
2. The "PR" (page rank) of the link back page.
3. The way the link, or link backs are displayed, and how.
Some "SEO's" even look at Alexa ratings of the link back page,
and they do help give you an overall picture of the site's
popularity in it's category, but not the complete picture,
because Alexa rankings are subject to inaccuracy.
With that said...
Develop a daily process of finding quality link backs to
your hopefully already optimized webpages, and focus on the
process, not the result, and be consistent. Simple as that.
Next post will discuss: How to develop your own quality
"link backs" with articles. So stay tuned!
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