Search Engine Knowledge Base Page Ranking Guidelines

We maintain up to date page ranking criteria for the top 18 worldwide search engines.  Each engine has over 200 individual criterion they use to rank a web page.  These criterion change frequently and we keep track of these changes closely.

How do we obtain this criteria?  We take advantage of software that  monitors tens of thousands of top ranked websites for each of these top 18 search engines.  This software analyzes these top ranked pages and provides us factors which all top ranked pages have in common.  These factors are applied to an algorithm weighing their value and produces our
Search Engine Knowledge Base Page Ranking Guidelines.

We can select any web page and apply this criteria to it and analyze why a page ranks good for one engine and not another.  Our analysis software tell us exactly what we need to do to structure a web page to meet all criterion for a given search engine.  Obviously Google, Yahoo and MSN are the three search engines our customers ask us most frequently to evaluate and structure their page against.

Using this software we can match or in most case exceed any top ranked page's html structure.  Then once factors other then page structure has been addressed, like link popularity, number of pages, etc., we can usually beat any competitor's page ranking in any of the top 18 search engines.  In many cases sites we optimize do not need as many reciprocal links or number of value added pages to rank higher then a competitors because our page structure is so superior and we overtake them.

Our Search Engine Knowledge Base Page Ranking Guidelines are the corner stone of our business and therefore a closely held Internet-Marketing-One.Com Secret.  We do not share them with anyone.  We only use them to help get our client's web sites ranked as high as possible.