Page rank is all about the number of links between your
website and other relevant websites. Google is actually
interested in links between individual pages of a site
rather then just a domain.
The page rank of a web page can be seen in the Google page
rank bar on the Google Toolbar. It actually takes 10 links
to reach PR1, and then a lot more to reach 2 and up. That's
not all, it also depends on the actual PR of the page
that is linking to your page. Nobody knows the exact
formula Google uses to determine your page rank, but there
are ways to improve your rank and thus build your
business through more traffic to your site.
Try out these five Google tips to help get more traffic to
your website:
1.How can you increase your Google page rank? By increasing
the amount of relevant websites that link back to yours.
Keep in mind that the links do not need to be specific to
your site, but to your specific pages. That's why it's
called page rank.
TIP: Avoid using link farms or Free For All (FFA) pages!
2. Use keyphrases and not keywords. Keywords are not
specific enough anymore to help you rank well in Google due
to the large number of websites competing for traffic.
Avoid wasting your time optimizing your pages using
keywords only. By using specific keyphrases where there is
less competition you have a much better chance to rank well
in Google and to also improve the quality of your
websites traffic.
3. Google likes to see a lot of copy on your web pages. The
copy text should contain your keyphrases, but should also
be informative and helpful. Why would someone visit your
website if you just list your keyphrases? Your websites
copy should encourage your visitors to think, laugh, get
upset, get motivated and stay informed. But most
importantly should bring them back for more.
TIP: Interesting, informative copy is much more attractive
to Google then useless nonsense.
4. The easiest way to find quality backlinks for your site
is by installing the free Google Toolbar. With it you can
find out the Page Rank (PR) and backlinks for any site you
visit and then easily determine if it is worth the time
and effort to link to that site.
5. Choose a short catchy domain name. If possible, find a
keyword for your domain, one that people will remember and
that is easy to type into Google or a browser to find what
they're looking for on the Internet.
We are talking about some work here, but if you want it bad
enough then you have to pay the price. Those who take the
time to optimize their pages for Google and achieve a high
page rank are the ones with all the traffic.
Copyright 2008 Joe Rispoli
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