How to Quickly Improve Your Google Ranking
By Dipl.-Ing. Hans P Jeschke
Google.com is undoubtedly the most important search engine.
It accounts for about 60% of the search engine traffic.
A good listing in Google can really boost your profit. But it can
be tricky to get ranked well in google.
Here is how you do it:
1. Built a site with good content.
Good content means text. Google is blind to pictures. All these
nice graphics will not bring you any sales anyhow. So add some
text to your site.
2. Make sure ALL your links are working.
When google spiders your site and finds broken links, it will
automatically throw your site into it's garbage bin.
3. Prepare your site for a good internal Ranking
Google's Ranking formula is actually extremely simple. A page
that is being linked to is considered important, a page that nobody
links to is considered not important. This is true for internal links
and for external links.
If you link from every page to your privacy policy page, you give
that page importance.
But do you want that? Most likely not. So, make sure that for each
internal link to one page you create another internal link back.
You can also create a relatively higher rank for selected internal
pages if you let more pages point to that page than links go away
from that page.
4. Get external links to your site.
But not all pages are equal. Ideally you get pages with a high
Pagerank (PR) pointing to your site.
How?
Use Niche Directories to boost your PR.
If your site has something to do with Advertising, Marketing,
Promotion or Webmaster Resources there is a starting point:
Go to http://www.web-promotion.net and submit your site.
That site is a Directory for Advertising, Marketing, Promotion
and Webmaster Resources and has a Google PR5.
If your site falls in a different category, go to google and search
for directories in your field. Then submit your site to the directories
that you find.
http://web-promotion.net
Directory for Advertising, Marketing, Promotion and Webmaster Resources
©2003 Hans P Jeschke
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