google criteria

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    I'm confuse! :rolleyes:

    What is the criteria of

    google in getting rankings?

    I am doing all the submission but still

    some of my keywords are not listed in SE. :mad:
     
    ron21, Apr 21, 2007 IP
  2. grg

    grg Guest

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    Read more about filters. Who know, maybe you were so good and so quick that you got a filter pretty fast?
     
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    Are your keywords long tail or short tail? :)
     
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    ron21 Banned

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    #4
    they are just a common keywords.
     
    ron21, Apr 23, 2007 IP
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    there are so many criterias about google serp . all them are secret but i believe the key factor in google serp is backlinks from high pr and related site;)
     
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    One of the most important criteria in getting a google search engine ranking is the number of backlinks you have to your website from related site

    Ranking criteria

    The Google Search Engine pagerank algorithm is an extremely well-kept trade secret. However, it is generally accepted that the following criteria are a major contributing factors to address in your attempt to boost your website's pagerank:

    * The number of websites linking, one-way, to your website and their popularity pagerank.
    * The architecture of your website. Google prefers static pages to dynamic pages!
    * The ratio of code vs content on your webpages.
    * The age of your domain and the registration period of your domain. Longer is better and looks like serious business.
    * The quantity of quality content available to the search engines. The more, the better.
    * The content's relevancy to the theme of your website.

    http://www.ispopularonline.com/Article/website-high-pagerank-google-1/popular/url/6288/


     
    guia, Apr 24, 2007 IP