Google PageRank
What is Google PageRank?
Concept of PageRank
The Internet is a huge resource that
contains endless information. When
you go online to conduct a search,
results are listed in pages. In Google,
a numeric value is assigned to every
page. This value displays the
significance of that page for popularity
on the web.
When other websites link to your
website, every link counts as a vote.
The casting of a vote is actually a
determining factor because it tells you
(and the search engines) the importance
of that page, corresponding to the
relevant keyword that is being searched
for. Search engines use calculations to
count votes and determine the
significance of a web page.
Page Ranking – Broad Spectrum
Relevant search engine results,
information rich content, and inbound
links are counted the most while
calculating page ranking. The view bar
of page ranks has a different value
starting from 0 to 10. The following
equation is used in the calculation
process:
PR (A) = (1-d) +d (PR
(t1)/C (t1) +…+PR (tn)/C (tn)
In the equation 't1 - tn' are pages
linking to page A, 'C' is the number of
outbound links that a page has and 'd'
is a damping factor, usually set to
0.85.
A logarithmic scale sets the
calculated values of pages. But one
thing is quite clear from this fact –
page rank is increased if another site
links to the source website.
PageRank – Vital Element
To get high page ranks, you must
obtain maximum back links since these
links accentuate the vitality factor of
that website. You should also include
engaging content on your website to
encourage other website owners to give
you their links to the site. Make sure
these links are from relevant and
similar websites
Summary
Page
ranking is the process of giving rank to
a particular web page in order to find
out the significance of that page.
Search engines make use of a calculation
for determining the value of a page.
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