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Posted: 22-11-07 Thu 3:07 pm
by shaoshi
Top 10 Google Myths Revealed. Myths 1 - 4.
Published on : Saturday Sep 23, 2006 09:12 AM
Author: Chris Beasley
Myth #1: The Higher Your Google PageRank (PR), the Higher You'll be in the Search Results Listing
Myth #2: The Google Toolbar will List Your Actual PageRank
Myth # 3: PageRank is a Value Based on the Number of Incoming Links to Your Site
Myth # 4: Searching for Incoming Links on Google Using "link:" will Show you all Your Backwards Links
http://www.interlinkexchange.com/news.aspx?nid=11
*看了这篇文章，改正了一些我观念上的错误。很值得一读。
Posted: 22-11-07 Thu 3:33 pm
by shaoshi
How Low PR Web Sites Can
Improve Search Engine Ranking
The value of a link to your website is considered higher if :
1.The link is from a page with a good Page Rank.
2.The page supplying the link has fewer outgoing links.
3.The link is from a site with a related theme to your own website.
4. The link is one way - with no link back to the other website.
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What this shows is that a link from a low PR page with a lower number of outgoing links can be of more or equal value to a link from a high PR page with a higher number of outgoing links.
http://www.the-search-engine-optimizer. ... anking.htm
Posted: 22-11-07 Thu 3:46 pm
by shaoshi
Improve Google Page Rank
The Mechanics of Page Rank (PR) Calculations
It's not a linear scale
The Page Rank that we see for a site is on a logarithmic scale. As an example(used for illustration only), if 3 PR-1 incoming offsite links are required to give your site's homepage a PR of 1, then you would need 18 or so links to achieve a PR 2. For PR 3 it would be 108, all the way to more than 30 million for a PR-10. Very tough to be an overachiever!
http://www.sem-faq.com/improve-google-pagerank.php
What Price PageRank?
I've long said Google very much approves of links from .edu and .gov sites due to their "authority."
http://www.clickz.com/showPage.html?page=3518646
*这篇文章认为PageRank并不重要。
Posted: 23-11-07 Fri 4:55 pm
by shaoshi
Discover your links
Monday, February 05, 2007 at 2:37 PM
You asked, and we listened: We've extended our support for querying links to your site to much beyond the link: operator you might have used in the past. Now you can use webmaster tools to view a much larger sample of links to pages on your site that we found on the web. Unlike the link: operator, this data is much more comprehensive and can be classified, filtered, and downloaded. All you need to do is verify site ownership to see this information.
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot. ... links.html