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How To Increase Your Google Page Rank

September 7th, 2008
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Terry A asked:


Increasing your page rank on Google sometimes seems like a daunting task when you first start to promote your website. There are many different techniques used to increase pagerank, but the primary way is to obtain quality one-way links to your website. The more backlinks you have, the more “votes” Google will view your website as having and the chances of increasing your page rank will greatly increase. Below are a couple of tips that will help you obtain the type of backlinks you need to achieve a higher page ranking.

One of the most import things you can do when promoting your website is to submit to directories. Directories are basically categorized listings of websites. When your website is listed in a directory, a backlink to your website is created in the listing. This is a fantastic way to get quality links to your website. The other benefit of being listed in directories is that it has the potential to drive targeted traffic to your own website. There are many ways to get listed in directories which include manual submissions, using software for submissions (semi-automated), and hiring a company to do the submissions for you.

Another good way to obtain backlinks is to join forums. Here you can achieve links to your website by including links to your website in the comments you make and by including a link in your signature. It is a good idea to join forums where the subject matter is on the same wavelength of what your website is about. For example, you would not want to join a forum on dogs if your website is promoting a work at home business. The links would certainly help, but it would make much more sense to join a form and obtain backlinks from a site that is related to your own.

One of the quickest and easiest ways to achieve quality, one-way text links is to purchase the links. Although some people will look at this as being an expensive alternative, it can by far be the easiest and quickest route since the links are placed almost immediately, the links are targeted, and the links are typically placed on a website that has a higher pageranking themselves. The higher the pagerank is on the page that your backlink resides on, the better chance you have at achieving a higher page rank on your own website. One of the most affordable places to buy quality text links online is www.iSellPagerank.com. They offer targeted, one-way links and directory submissions that are specifically geared toward increasing your website’s page rank.

Page rank is very important and can certainly have a major impact on your website. The higher the page rank of your website, the better you are going to rank for specific keywords in all of the major search engines like Google, Yahoo, and MSN which in turn, will drive much more traffic to your website. Persistence, determination, and keeping up with page rank techniques will bring your website out on top!



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Advanced SEO Techniques: Website Design, Internal Page Rank and Nofollow

May 25th, 2008
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Peter Nisbet asked:


Advanced SEO Techniques:  Website Design, Internal Page Rank and Nofollow.

Among the many advanced SEO techniques that most people fail to put into practice on their websites is an internal linking strategy that can be used to improve the way search engine spiders crawl your website, and also to optimize the Google Page Rank  (correctly PageRank) for each page. Not only is it important to make sure that spiders are not leaving your home page too quickly, but also that you are not wasting Page Rank on pages such as your Contact or Privacy Policy pages.

Collar the Spiders

You can collar and attach a lead to search engine spiders and make sure that they don’t stray away from your web pages too soon, particularly your home page that is liable to receive the highest search engine listings.

Spiders work from top left to bottom right, and if you have tables on your site, they start with the top left table, and scan its contents first, then go the next table and so on. If your website is designed using tables rather than CSS, and you have a left hand navigation table and then a table containing the bulk of your content, the spider will read your top navigation link first, and leave your home page. It will not return until it hits the home page link.

It will therefore miss most of your content.  The answer is either to place your navigation table to the left of your content, so it is visited after your content, or to use an empty table top left, then a content table, then a left aligned navigation table.  That way the spider will visit the empty table, then your content  and then your navigation table, which is still showing to the left of your content, but comes after it in your HTML.

You then receive the full benefit of your great keyword and semantically optimized content, rather than waste it by the spiders looking elsewhere for your main content.  When relevance to a search term is calculated, (keyword), spiders give most weight to what is contained within your H heading tags, the first 100 or so characters in the body of the text, and your final paragraph.  Your Title Tag is also very important, and you could put your company name and the main keywords there. That helps your branding and the calculation of your listing from the keyword.

Internal Linking Strategy

Now that you know where your links to appear to spiders, where should they point to? If your site is silo structured, then your home page should link to each of the main silos.  Do not link to every page in your website, but to Level 2 pages that provide further links to your level 3 pages.  That is because but Google’s Page Rank is calculated on internal links as well as external links.  Only link your Home Page to every other page if you want the maximum possible share of your site PR for your Home Page.

Your total site Page Rank is equal to 1 vote for every page on your site. So if you have 20 pages, you have a 20 PR votes to distribute.  That does not mean that you have a Google PageRank of 20 – far from it.  Nobody but Google know how many links or PageRank points/votes are needed for each Page Rank vote.  It could be 10 for a PR of 1, 100 for 2,  1000 for 3 and so on, or something completely different.

The internal Page Rank for each page in your site can be calculated since it is a function of both the page rank of pages it is linked to and the number of other links leaving that page.  You can use this to maximize the PR votes for any page on your site, or spread them around pages you want listed highest. This calculation involves both internal links and external links.

In fact, you can make an appreciable difference to your SEO and Page Rank if you use a sensible internal linking strategy.  With a 10 page website, if every page is linked to every other page, then your internal PR votes are one for every page.  However, if you link Page A to page B and then Page B to every other page, and all pages back to Page A, you can give Page A 3.42 PR votes, page B 3.06 and the rest 0.44, thus optimizing the PR of your first two pages (note how these figures add up to 10:  1 for each page). 

If you want to give your Home Page maximum votes, link it to every page in your site, and every page back only to the Home Page.  For the same 10 page site, Page A then gets 4.67 Pr votes, and the rest 0.59.

However, for a silo site, it is best to have the main silo pages with a reasonable share of the votes, so link the Home Page to the main silos, and then each main silo to the sub-pages in their silo.  Everything links back to A.  This gives your Home Page 3.60 and your silo pages 1.17, the rest 0.40.  There are several options in between these, but the point is that you can use linking strategy to maximise the PR for any page on your site.

No Follow:  Beat the Spiders

The nofollow attribute was devise by Matt Cutts of Google.  Its intention is to enable you to link to a page without giving that page a share of your PR.  This can be used when you are linking to pages that have no outbound links, and for which a PR would not be meaningful.  Google claim that it uses the term literally and does not follow the link at all, but test results have been conflicting, and it appears to follow it, but not index it.

Different search engines interpret ‘nofollow’ differently: Yahoo do not include pages linked by use of the attribute in their rankings but does follow it, MSN does not count links with ‘nofollow’ in their ranking and Ask ignores the attribute and follows everything!

It therefore appears that you can use the attribute to prevent spiders from leaving your site by following every link. From my own experience, I seem to get few spider visits to pages attainable by means of a ‘nofollow’ link, and so can use this to prevent spiders going where I want them to go.

The easiest way to do this, though , is by means of the Robots Exclusion code in the HTML for each page. You should use that on pages such as your Disclaimer, Privacy Policy and About page, and also on pages with a good amount of duplication such as pages where products are sorted by name, price, application and so on with a different page for each sorting method.  The same for the same page written in different languages and duplicates where only the keyword is changed.  All of these can get you in trouble and you should use the Robots.txt exclusion or a specific exclusion for each page involved.

Summary

Advanced SEO techniques can be used to lead search engine spiders where you want them, and prevent them from being sidetracked by poorly positioned links to other pages on your site. You can use your internal linking strategy to optimize the Page Rang votes for each page in website, and can also prevent some pages receiving a share of your sites page rank.

It is important that Google should be able to spider or list all of your pages, since that can not only dilute your overall PageRank but affect your listing position, but if you have too may low value pages being navigated and indexed by search engines, they may put you on a reduced crawling status.  Try not to have lower value pages put on a crawling par with your higher value pages that you want listed higher in the SERPS.



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Bleeding Edge TV 168: AMD on True Quad Core vs. Multicore Module

April 9th, 2008
gearlive asked:


Approval, we are feeling m? Lto about the unit? Doubles processing center of the square in the center of emerging both camps by Intel that AMD. Now that Apple has released the Mackintosh of Octo-center pro, people are wondering about the benefit of having all these centers at their disposal. In this video, talking with AMD to believe that what is the fundamental difference between the way that Quad Integrated Circuits center in contrast to the way Intel does. Check the video to see how AMD believes that the square extract from the central computing should be done.

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What is the benefit of getting a video card from nVidia or ATI? Which one is better? What about sound cards?

December 1st, 2007
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John Luke asked:


I have nice video and audio from my motherboard now. What would be the use of getting an audio or video card? Which ones are the best?

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Can I install 2 PCI video cards (128 MB ATI and a 256 MB ATI card) on one system?

November 4th, 2007
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Jamie C asked:


I am not talking about using PCI-express… 2 regular PCI slots. I have a 256MB ATI card installed… would it beneift me to add a 128MB ATI card I have laying around??
I know I can, I really mean…. what whould be the benefit of running both???

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