Which Off-Page Factors Matter Most To The Search Engines
June 30th, 2006 Administrator
Which Off-Page Factors Matter Most To The Search Engines
The exact way in which the search engines rank the pages of a web site is not known to anyone outside of the inner circle of engineers working for Google, Yahoo, MSN etc. However there are some general principles on what is considered to be positive factors that can influence your rankings. These factors relate mainly to the quality and quantity of incoming links to your site. Although outgoing links also play a part, they are not as important as incoming links.
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