Top 10 Google Ranking Components

mrwebguru — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 21:53:22 +0000

As of June 1, 2009, via brainstorms with associates and testing on my own, I believe that these are currently the top 10 reasons why a Website ranks well at Google:

1. In-bound Links from Diverse Topically Related Domains

2. Keyword Usage with Prominence in Page Title

3. In-bound Link Anchor Text (Reputation)

4. Social Media / Blog Presence

5. In-bound Links from Topical Authorities (Your Industries: Directories, Forums, and High PR Pages)

6. Content Optimization and Theming

7. Age and History of Domain and Traffic Data

8. Growth and Freshness

9. Clean Code

10. Vertical Search Presence (News, Groups, Video, Local/Mobile, etc.)

Latent Semantic Analysis LSI Theming

mrwebguru — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 23:04:59 +0000

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Theming a document helps Google see that a document is about a phrase even if that phrase isn’t on the document. Theming does not replace search engine optimization, but it certainly does enhance optimization. I can extract the entire list of theme words for any phrase and then remove the words that your document already uses from the list, providing you with a prioritized list of words to add to your document so it will rank better for the target phrase. Like I said, “theming” with processes like LSI, does not replace optimization, however, my recent tests are showing that it certainly is an excellent and innovative way to better optimization. Mild rewrites are yielding real results for visitors and in Google search. This is new! If you are interested in this new optimization strategy feel free to contact me at 970-945-5191. You need training from me on how to use the data, and I will provide you with the data you need to succeed.

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