Here is a simple process to to follow to Increase your Web Site Page Rank
1. Do keyword research for your keyword you are targeting and find keywords that have the highest commercial index (CPI)
2. Research sites that have related content and a high page rank and list them to add links.
a. Comment on the targeted forums with link in signature on forums
b. Comment on the targeted blogs using link with useful information to be seen as an authority.
c. Set up a twitter account with the domain name or keyword
d. Add a link on your facebook profile to the site.
e. Set up a facebook fan page with keywords and link to site and good content.
3. Add no follow to my outgoing links like this <a href=”http://feeds.feedburner.com/courtneytuttle” rel=”nofollow”>RSS Feed</a>
4. Add video to the site – google loves videos
5. Add pictures to the site
6. Post often so the content is fresh
7. Limit keywords used and tags so site appears as a expert for specific keywords
8. Post articles to other sites like ezine articles with links back to the site.
a. Mix up the articles and change the titles so they are not exactly the same and post them to other article sites.
9. Look for opportunities to get a link to your site on an authority site like .edu and .gov
10. Distribute your videos to as many video sites as possible with hyper links back to a specific page on your site
11. Answer questions on yahoo answers relating to your keywords and add a link to the site.
12. Answer questions on linked in relating to your keywords and add a link to the site.
13. Submit a press release relating about the site and include a link.
14. Submit domain to the yahoo directory
There are many more ways to increase page rank and a treasure check of tools to use. I will be discussing them in a future post or sending them out to my subscribers.
For more information or to have a page rank proposal created for you contact @ClayFranklin on twitter or send me an email at Clay at ClayFranklin.com
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Clay, I really found your post useful. I have a hard time with page rank.You listed some things I found very good
I can tell you know a lot about it. thanks.
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Thank you Gail,
You have inspired me to write another post about page rank. I set up a autoresponder series (and continue to add to it) that has additional SEO, page rank and Using Social Media to drive traffic to your web site and other internet marketing and social media tips. (email sign up box for this series)
Thank you again. I am a perpetual student at my local college taking SEO, web analytics, Blogs, SQL server, internet marketing and all the digital media classes online.
If I have not already, I will be installing a do follow plug in for this blog so each commenter will get a little link juice.
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I only know how to increase alexa rank. My PR is still low. Only a PR 2 site, but my blog traffic is good enought to keep me motivated to write new post regularly. I already knew these great tips, but didn’t really implement them. I should take action now
thank you for the reminder!
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This article is great. All these tips are in front of me, and I can not seem to acknowledge them.
Thank you
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@ClayFranklin PS good find and advice>> How to Increase Web Site Page Rank http://clayfranklin.com/201/how-to-increase-web-site-page-rank/
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Clay, very useful no-nonsense or fillers post.
Question though: why do you promote “no-follow” tag? There are obviously pros and cons to it. Pros: it encourages more comments, cons: it can potentially leak the juice from your page. What are your reasons?
BTW, Wordpress automatically uses “nofollow” tags.
Best,
Ana/YourNetBiz System
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Hi Ana, Thanks for stopping by.
Page Rank is a good topic for discussion.
I like to use no follow tags on advertisements and links to resources included in blog posts that I do not want to pass page rank to. Google does follow no follow tags, it is just that we are telling google not to pass page rang to the link.
The “nofollow” actually means “don’t pass PageRank” to the page this link references yet it does not always work like that according to Jerry West. I also like to add no follow tags to the About, Contact Us, Privacy Statement, Terms of Use, pages, and I learned this from Jerry West.
Another interesting topic to discuss is site maps. Guess it is time to write up an article on site maps for SEO.
Clay Franklin´s last blog ..10 Tips to Improve Your Web Site and Measure the Results with Analytics
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Thanks for the follow-up, Clay; it makes absolute sense.
Best,
Ana/YourNetBiz Mentor
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Building up your link count with high quality relevant back links from trusted sites is a great way to improve your page rank quickly.
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I still think that people pay to much attention to their PR of their site. I think, but not sure, Google only updates the PR, the one we see on the tool bar, every six monthes or something.
I do have a question about ranking though. In my webmaster tools, it says I am rank 6 for a keyword I am trying to rank for, but when I do an actual search, I am ranked like 20.
Does anyone know why the difference?
Great blog by the way, lots of useful information here to read.
Trevor@Increase Website Traffic´s last blog ..Using Google Alerts To Increase Website Traffic
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