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Thursday, 11 April 2013
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What is Directory Submission?
Friday, 8 March 2013
Directory submission refers to the process of adding your website to a web directory. The directory submission process involves submitting your website URL along with other details of your website to the most appropriate category.
In the SEO world, directory submission is the basic step taken by marketers to improve link popularity of a website. This can be done by the webmaster himself or he can outsource it to somebody who is good at this.
The charges for doing directory submission for a website URL mainly depends on the number of directories. Some of the directories can be paid and some others can be free. Based on these calculations the internet marketing guys will charge you.
But why do people spend so much money to get listed in such directories? There are plenty of reasons to explain that.
Impact of Directory Submission on Search Engine Rankings
Having many links to your website on the web is like sign boards on the road. The more the links means more are the chances that the search bot or humans will stumble upon your site.
Links to your website on the web serves as the traveling path to your website. Directory submission is a way to create such links to make your presence felt through out the web.
Submitting links to directories serve as the directions for the search engine spiders. The more frequently they see a link the more the chances of getting to your site. The more the number of times a search engine visits your site from external references the more the ranking they will give, considering your website is very important.
You can also target specific keywords or key phrases using directory submissions. Use the important keywords/key phrases as titles for your directory submissions.
That will fetch you a better ranking and therefore a better traffic figures. What could be more beneficial than that if you own a business website?
Directory Submissions and SEO
The SEO folks or the people who do Search Engine Optimization treat directory submission as a starting step to off page optimization of a website. In simple words, they increase the visibility of a website.
Links are considered as references to the website. Higher the number of references, the better will be the priority given to the website by the search engines. Naturally, generating such huge number of back links is not an easy task.
But you can easily achieve the same with link building. Directory submissions are the most affordable form of link building. That is the reason why SEOs prefer it as an easy way to create back links. SEOs prefer directory submission as quick and cost effective way to get the new sites noticed by search engines. And thus get indexed in the search database faster.
What to look for in a Directory Submission Service?
The SEO folks usually outsource the directory submission part. Be a SEO specialist or a webmaster you need to be sure of the quality of directory submission service.
Submission Timings – The directory submission shouldn’t happen in a single day; unless it is for an established website. For newer sites that are less than one year old, it is recommended to submit slowly. A good directory submission service should provide you an option to submit slowly for best results.
SEO Friendliness – Do make sure that the directories to which your sites are submitted are SEO friendly ones. The listed directories have to be working and should not have any broken links. The better it will be if they are old and have good rankings.
Quality vs. Quantity- Right now the web is flooded with directories that have never approved a single listing in years. Make sure you submission service is providing a tracking service so that you can see how many of the submitted listings are actually getting approved. A good submission service does not submit to thousands of directories, as they know only few of directories on the web are actually approving. If a company is claiming large number of approvals, they you can be sure that the directories used are their own network of directories; created just for the submission service.
Manual vs. Automated – Directory submission should be a manual process. You should not go for automated submissions, as they will simply submit your websites to their own network of poor directories. More than that, it may even harm you as adding to bad neighbourhoods could do the worst to you website.
Directory Submission isn’t an easy piece of cake. Many hours of labour and proper planning has to be there for the desired results. So always go for the well-reputed folks than beginners or you will loose even what you have now.
Benefits of Directory Submission -
- Give you one-way links
- Allow the anchor text of your choice
- Directory submissions are mostly free
- Send you targeted traffic
- Higher Position In The Search Engine Results
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What is Page Rank?
Wednesday, 6 March 2013
The History of PageRank
PageRank was developed by Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin at Stanford. At the time that Page and Brin met, search engines typically linked to pages that had the highest keyword density, which meant people could game the system by repeating the same phrase over and over to attract higher search page results.PageRank is patented by Stanford, and the name PageRank likely comes from Larry Page.
What Does PageRank Measure?
PageRank measure's a web page's importance.Page and Brin's theory is that the most important pages on the Internet are the pages with the most links leading to them. PageRank thinks of links as votes, where a page linking to another page is casting a vote.
This makes sense, because people do tend to link to relevant content, and pages with more links to them are usually better resources than pages that nobody links.
PageRank doesn't stop there. It also looks at the importance of the page that contains the link. Pages with higher PageRank have more weight in "voting" with their links than pages with lower PageRank. It also looks at the number of links on the page casting the "vote." Pages with more links have less weight.
This also makes a certain amount of sense. Pages that are important are probably better authorities in leading web surfers to better sources, and pages that have more links are likely to be less discriminating on where they're linking.
How Important Is PageRank?
PageRank is one of many factors that determines where your web page appears in search result ranking, but if all other factors are equal, PageRank can have significant impact on your Google rankings.Are There Flaws in PageRank?
There are certainly flaws in PageRank. Now that people know the secrets to obtaining a higher PageRank, the data can be manipulated. Google Bombs are a classic example of PageRank manipulation."Link farming" is another method people attempt to use manipulate PageRank. Link farming is the practice of linking without thought of the relevance of the pages being linked, and it is often automated. If you've ever run into a web page that was nothing but a collection of random links to other websites, you may have run into a link farm.
Google has adapted their calculations to filter off possible link farms. This is one reason why submitting your website to directories with low or no PageRank may be a bad idea.
If you find your website linked in a link farm, don't panic. In most cases this has no effect at all on your ranking. You can't control who links to you, anyway. Just don't link back to link farms and don't submit your site to them intentionally.
How Can I See PageRank?
PageRank is measured on a scale of one to ten and assigned to individual pages within a website, not the entire website. To find the PageRank of a page, use Google Toolbar. Very few pages have a PageRank of 10, especially as the number of pages on the Internet increases.How Can I Increase My PageRank?
If you'd like to increase your PageRank, you need to have "back-links," or other people linking to your website. You can trade links with other people, but make sure you only trade relevant links, and make sure you're not trading links with a link farm. You can register your website with directories, such as the Open Directory Project, but use directories with high PageRank whenever possible.As you build web pages within your website, you can create some of your own back-links by linking to relevant pages within your own website. This is a technique you may notice on this website. However, remember that the number of links you create counts into the equation. Don't overdo it.
The best way to increase your PageRank is to have quality content that other people want to link.
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What is Google?
Google was originally called “BackRub”
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All google algorithm update.........
Wednesday, 13 February 2013
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Questions:-What is the differences between page views and visits?
Friday, 21 December 2012
A visitor is a user/person who visits our website.
One visitor may view any number of pages. Irrespective of the number of pages viewed during their visit, they are only counted as 1 visitor.
A visit ends when the user is inactive for 30 minutes. If a visitor begins to browse our website after a period of 30 minutes inactivity, they count as another visitor.
Every time a page is viewed, 1 page view is recorded.
Page views record the number of times a page has been viewed within the report period.
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Question:-Difference Between Impression and Clicks?
- Impressions — When someone searches on search engines and your ad displays, it's considered an impression. You can monitor impressions from your Search Engine Visibility Online Advertising dashboard. Even though your ad displays, your online advertising budget is not charged for impressions.
- Clicks — When someone sees your ad on Google® and they click on it, it's considered a click. Every time someone clicks your ad, your ad budget decreases. You can monitor clicks from your Search Engine Visibility Online Advertising dashboard. While you're there you can review your online advertising budget, because clicks cost money.We can't predict the exact "cost per click." Keyword bids influence costs, therefore rates will vary with every click. Here's a good rule of thumb: The more competition there is in a specific keyword market, the more the clicks cost.
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Question:-Meta Tags?
Monday, 17 December 2012
www.metatags.org
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Question:-What is Indexing?
Pages of your website are indexed by crawler to save in its database. This saving process is called indexing. There may be hundreds of pages in your website. But every page will be indexed, it can’t be assured. To check indexing status we use this command, “site:school4seo.com”. This command is used for even keyword mapping.
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Question:-How To Check Website IP Adress?
Sunday, 16 December 2012
who.is
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Question:-How to move a blogger blog from one account to another account?
Tuesday, 11 December 2012
- Sign in to Blogger with Account 1, which we'll assume is the account containing the blog.
- Go to the "Permissions" section under Settings | Basic tab.

- Click the Add Authors button and send an invitation to the owner of Account 2, the account to which you'd like to move the blog.

- Wait for the owner of Account 2 to accept the invitation. If you're sharing a computer, you'll need to sign out of Account 1 first, or each use a different browser.
- Once Account 2 has joined the blog, Account 1 can sign in again and go back to the Settings | Basic tab.
- Click the drop-down menu next to Account 2 and choose "Admin."
- Click the X next to Account 1 to remove Account 1.

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Question:-Convert a .PHP File/URL/HTML File into PDF File?
Thursday, 6 December 2012
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Question:-all about onpage seo?
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
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Question:-How can you tell SEO information about any website?
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Google Penguin Updates......
Wednesday, 10 October 2012
Latest update is Google panda #21 in november
Penguin 1: April 24, 2012 (3.1%)
Penguin 2: May 26, 2012 (less than 0.1%)
Penguin 3: Oct. 5, 2012 (0.3% english queries)
Page layout algorithm improvement
As we’ve mentioned previously, we’ve heard complaints from users that if they click on a result and it’s difficult to find the actual content, they aren’t happy with the experience. Rather than scrolling down the page past a slew of ads, users want to see content right away. So sites that don’t have much content “above-the-fold” can be affected by this change. If you click on a website and the part of the website you see first either doesn’t have a lot of visible content above-the-fold or dedicates a large fraction of the site’s initial screen real estate to ads, that’s not a very good user experience. Such sites may not rank as highly going forward.
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Question:- How To Delete a Blog From your Blogger List?
Monday, 8 October 2012
1-Sign in to blogger.com and access your Blogger Dashboard.
2-Beside the blog you want to delete, click the drop-down menu to the right of the gray Post List icon
3-Select Settings.
4-Click Other (under Settings) on the left side of the page..
5-At the top of the page under "Blog tools" click Delete blog.
6-Click Delete this blog.
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Convert Text/Notepad To PDF......
Friday, 5 October 2012
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Question:-convert pdf to word online?
Saturday, 29 September 2012
http://www.freepdfconvert.com
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