Page Rank - A Quick Overview for Beginners...Written by Farid Aziz
What is a Page Rank? No need to be ashame to ask! Here goes outline...Page Rank (PR) is a specific value for a website page given by Google. It is Google's measure of importance of a certain site page. The scale is between 1-10. Google gives your website high PR if it is popular. It's based on number of votes other websites give for your website. Those websites give votes to your site by putting a link to it on their websites. When you link your site to another website, that means you vote for it. From this information, if you want your site to have a high PR, then you have to get as many votes as possible from other websites. In other words, make as many links as possible to your site and you will have higher PR!
| | Avoiding the Big Page Title MistakeWritten by Rob Francis
One of biggest mistakes made by website owners is leaving titles of website pages blank or filled with wrong words.The page title of any website page is set using HTML *TITLE* tag. Even if you don't do programming yourself, you can always check your website pages and have your web designer make changes for you. If you want to see an example of number of website pages that are not named well, then simply take a walk to Google.com and type in following: "untitled document" - 11,400,000 results Staggering isn't it? But then, you may be wondering what big deal is. You may not know this but page title is single biggest factor to any web page when getting ranked in search engines, as far as internal optimization is concerned. Internal optimization is just changes that you can control on your own site, such as content, keyword density, page title, text color, etc.
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