Weekly SEO news: 20 March 2012 |
Welcome to the latest issue of the Search Engine Facts newsletter.
You want lasting results when you build links to your website. It does not make sense to invest your time in search engine optimization methods that are just a flash in the pan. How do you judge the quality of a website? What is a good website and from which web pages should you get links? In the news: a new study shows that organic search is undervalued, dynamic web pages can still cause some trouble, Google's local policy could be improved, a new AdWords study and more. Table of contents: We hope that you enjoy this newsletter and that it helps you to get more out of your website. Please pass this newsletter on to your friends. |
1. How to judge the quality of a backlink |
You want lasting results when you build links to your website. It does not make sense to invest your time in search engine optimization methods that are just a flash-in-the-pan. How do you judge the quality of a website? What is a good website and from which web pages should you get links? 1. The PageRank of a website is not that important2. Common sense leads to lasting results
3. Give Google what they want and your website will succeed Google tries to imitate common sense with its algorithm. If you use common sense to build your links and follow the tips above, you make sure that the backlinks to your website will count in all future updates of Google’s algorithm. The link building tools in IBP help you to build links with a common sense approach. If you build links with the tools in IBP, you will get lasting results and you make sure that your backlinks won't be flagged by Google's future algorithm updates.
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2. Search engine news and articles of the week |
New study: organic search is undervalued
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3. Success stories |
Tell other readers of this newsletter your success story!
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4. Previous articles |