There are literally hundreds of attributes search engines analyze in order to determine your website’s “worthiness” related to keyword positioning. Lost rankings are serious business and can make a massive dent on your bottom line if not addressed. Here are 10 of today’s biggest search ranking factors:
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A well-optimized website
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Unique, in-depth content
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Good linking profile
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A social media presence
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Appropriate site structure/page hierarchy
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Google “My Business” registration
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Insightful and ‘share-worthy’ blogging
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Airtight website security
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A well-aged domain
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Quality citations
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A well optimized website
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Unique, in-depth content
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Good linking profile
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A social media presence
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Google “My Business” registration
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Insightful and ‘share-worthy’ blogging
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Airtight website security
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A well-aged domain
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Appropriate site structure/page hierarchy
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Quality citations
What’s Changed?
Too bad it isn’t 1999 anymore, when search engines would deliver you to top positions just by keyword stuffing pages and using bad domain linking practices. Today, search engine algorithms audit, index and analyze hundreds of complex elements, and they’re not exactly forthcoming with their ‘secret sauce.’ Surprisingly, many internet marketing companies are still practicing in the technological stone ages by utilizing antiquated methodology.
Search Engine Optimized.
Yes, every website developer says they “do SEO”. Even while there are numerous claims from so-called experts, few developers possess an in-depth understanding of how to elevate your web presence.
We have a proven track record of helping companies rank in top positions, even among the most competitive industries and marketplaces. A website without proper implementation of SEO is a waste of kilobytes.
Why Your Site Doesn’t Rank.
Major search engines like Google, Bing and Yahoo have advanced intelligence and score your website’s authority & rank position based on several hundred elements. This is typically why search queries almost always return quality and relevant results. Search engines determine your website’s keyword authority primarily on rich content, and measure content value based on sharing activity, which may include links to your page through citations, blog entries and social media activity. Backlinks are particularly relevant when they originate from credible and trustworthy domains. Linking signals and social media activity, while great for your website’s online profile, can require a lot of hard work and consistency to have any measurable impact.
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