Posts Tagged with "pagerank"

During SMX-Advanced in Seattle and WordCamp in San Francisco this year Matt Cutts revealed some interesting information about PageRank sculpting, causing a firestorm of debate between professionals in the industry. Let’s first discuss what PageRank sculpting is, and then get into the details about the big debate.  Sculpting your PageRank involves manipulating the PageRank flow [...]

You’re likely doing all you can to design your web pages to have all the relevant SEO factors that seem to be required to rank well in your favorite search engines. (At least we hope you are!) But are you designing your pages to get an "F" when looked at by your site visitors? If not, [...]

As the end of 2008 is upon us, we tend to reflect back on the good and bad we have done over the year. No, not referring to your naught to nice ratio, but rather how have your website links performed over the past year? Has your link juice been good, and the latest Google [...]

The big debate raging on the Internet these days focuses on Google’s recent campaign to ensure that paid links aren’t part of the determination of popularity of a website. Their take is that if you buy links, you’re trying to skew the results of any search in order to increase your presence in the rankings. But wait, [...]

Google wants it.  Eric Ward promotes it.  You should do it.  Link to get traffic not search engine rankings.  In fact, the people best able to withstand major changes and shifts in the search engines that affect their rankings are the people who have a broad, multi-faceted link building campaign. In order to weather any drops [...]