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How Page Rank Determines Your Place on the SERP (Search Engine Results Page)
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Tags: e-commerce, link building, miva merchant, miva merchant 5.5, page rank, SEO, SERP
It is not uncommon to search for exactly the same word or phrase and get totally different results from different search engines. Furthermore, it is not uncommon to get different results from one minute to the next when using the same search engine. The system of rating and ranking search results and the order in which they appear is a complex process and can be difficult to comprehend, especially considering that each search engine operates in a different manner.
Obviously, over the past few years, Google has taken the reigns as the top search engine. Around 80% of all Internet searches are conducted through Google. In fact, Google is the search engine that developed the Page Rank system to begin with. Google uses “spiders” to crawl through web pages and indexes them accordingly.
As a result of this, everyone with a website wants to be at the top of the Google results pages. Among Internet gurus, this is known as the “SERP” or Search Engine Results Page. Getting your site to the top of the SERP is a coveted position that many people and corporations are striving for, making it quite competetive. Attaining that ultra-desirable number one spot on the SERP is usually reserved for monster corporations that dominate the field of the keyword you are searching for.
Although the number one spot may be out of your grasp as a small or medium sized business, getting on the first page is not out of your reach. With the right SEO (Search Engine Optimization) approaches, ending up on the first or second page of the SERP is an attainable goal and one that owners of small businesses should always be aiming for.
The SEO capabilities of Miva Merchant 5.5 are designed to take your online store to the next level with its easy to understand application of meta tags, titles and descriptions. Miva Merchant 5.5’s templates allow you to add tags to the bulk of your pages by simply editing three templates – Storefront, Category and Product Display. Miva Merchant 5.5’s simplistic rendering of advanced practices leaves the online store owner with more time to focus on other important areas of marketing – blogging, posting to forums, social networking, etc.
Page rank is largely determined by the amount of sites linking to your site. This is why the practice of link building and exchanging has become such an important Internet marketing tool. The most important thing to keep in mind is that the higher the “weight” or ranking of a site that links to your site, the more valuable the link.
Watch this video on YouTube that teaches you how to get valuable backlinks from posting comments to blogs and how to avoid those that have “no follow” links, which will not aid in SEO:
8 Comments for How Page Rank Determines Your Place on the SERP (Search Engine Results Page)
thanks, this is fain ideea!
Hello from Russia!
Can I quote a post in your blog with the link to you?
Hello Polprav,
Yes, you can quote a post with a link.
Thanks!
October 29, 2009
Great blog post.
Building backlinks to your website is very important in achieving a top search engine ranking.
November 15, 2009
Hey there everyone i was just introducing myself here im a first time visitor who hopes to become a daily reader!
November 16, 2009
Hey everyone just wanna say hello and introduce myself!
Thank you for introducing yourself and checking out our blog! I hope you will continue to visit the blog and learn from our posts. Also, please weigh in with your opinions so that we can spark some discussions and all learn from each other!
Why is the result of backlink from all search engine is different?
When I try in google the result of backlink is 4, when I try in yahoo 564, in bing 10, in altavista more than 600, in alexa 16.
Tell me why and explain it please
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