Google Is A Big Black Box. probably You already know that Google uses around 200 ranking factors in their algorithm used.
But what are they?
However, today you have presented a complete list of those things that You Don't see ever Before.
Some of them are already proved and others are still controversial.
The rest belong to SEO content. All of them are presented for your convenience:
Hopefully, Don't need to say anything. let's Go to the main Trick.
1. Age of Domain: Matt describes these.
1. Age of Domain: Matt describes these.
"There is not much difference between a six-month-old domain and a one-year-old domain"
In essence, it is not very important even if they think about domain age.
2. Having keywords in top-level domains: It will not help to promote your site too much, but having a keyword in the domain helps you to recognize your site.
After all, they still show the keyword in the domain bold.
3. The first term of the domain is as a keyword: The domain that starts with the target keyword is very important for the site which does not apply to other domains,
3. The first term of the domain is as a keyword: The domain that starts with the target keyword is very important for the site which does not apply to other domains,
such as: If there is a keyword in a domain, it remains in the middle or the end.
4. Duration of domain registration: A Google patent is said to be that,
"Valuable domain values are paid in advance for a few years, where weak (illegal) domains are used less than a year.
4. Duration of domain registration: A Google patent is said to be that,
"Valuable domain values are paid in advance for a few years, where weak (illegal) domains are used less than a year.
Therefore, the domain's expiration date is considered to be an important factor in determining the validity of the domain. "
5. Keyword in Subdomain: Moz's 2011 panel agrees that if you have keywords in a subdomain, then it improves ranking:
6. Domain History: The ownership of the site has changed one or more times (through whois) Google can reset its history and Google can deny previous links in that domain.
7. Correctly matching domain: or the exact match domain will give you some additional benefits (for standard size). But it does not apply to low-quality sites.
8. Public vs. Private: Private (personal) whois means "hide something". At Pabcone 2006, Matt Cut gave the following quote:
"... when I was checking them through whois, it was covered by" whois privacy protection service ". That was not what you wanted. ....
5. Keyword in Subdomain: Moz's 2011 panel agrees that if you have keywords in a subdomain, then it improves ranking:
6. Domain History: The ownership of the site has changed one or more times (through whois) Google can reset its history and Google can deny previous links in that domain.
7. Correctly matching domain: or the exact match domain will give you some additional benefits (for standard size). But it does not apply to low-quality sites.
8. Public vs. Private: Private (personal) whois means "hide something". At Pabcone 2006, Matt Cut gave the following quote:
"... when I was checking them through whois, it was covered by" whois privacy protection service ". That was not what you wanted. ....
The Whois privacy service is not bad at all, but when you find that many factors like this, you will think about the webmaster. "
9. Whois accused: If Google marks a person as a spammer, then other sites of that person are also seen scratched.
10. Country TLD Extension: If the country code is top-level domain then it helps to rank in the country ... but it is very limited to the global rank.
9. Whois accused: If Google marks a person as a spammer, then other sites of that person are also seen scratched.
10. Country TLD Extension: If the country code is top-level domain then it helps to rank in the country ... but it is very limited to the global rank.
Page-Level Factors
11. Keyword in title tag: Title tag is the second most important topic of the webpage content (along with page content), which sends powerful on-page SEO signals.
12. Title with Keyword: According to Moz data, the title tag starts with keywords, it performs better than the keyword at the end of the title tag.
13. Description tags contain keywords: this is another relevancy signal. This is a very important issue, but it can change.
14. The keyword in the H1 tag: H1 tag sends signals to Google as "second title tag". The result of this co-relation
15. Keyword, synonyms used in the document: A similar signal of the same keyword being a key.
16. Content length: The content of a lot of words occupies a lot of places, but it is attracting small text writers. SERPIQ found content length correlated with SERP position:
, so Read -Top-7 Huge Link Building Mistakes.
17. Quantity of keywords: It is not important to use keywords only once, Google usually thinks about the content of your web page by judging on the keyword's cube. But additional may give you trouble again.
18. Beside content contains the Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) keyword: LSI Keyword helps the search engine to select the desired words from many other words. LSI determines the quality of content or not.
19. The title or description tag contains LSI keywords: In web page content, LSI Keyword Meta tags can help Google to understand synonyms.
20. The speed of page loading via HTML: Both Google and Bing both use the page loading speed as the ranking factor of the page.
Based on the search engine's spider page code and the size of the file, it reduces the speed of page loading but fine.
21. Duplicate Bismat: The same content on the same site (even slightly changed) can negatively affect a site's search engine
22. Rel = Canonical: When used correctly, Google may prevent the use of this tag from being considered forged by the content of pages.
23. Page loading speed via Chrome: Google also uses Google Chrome User Data to know how to handle the loading of the server's server page, use CDN and other non-HTM related site speeds.
24 Image Optimization: The search engine has an important relationship with the file name, alt text, title, description and caption of the page's image.
25. Modernization of content updates: Google Caffeine Update refers to updating a recent content, especially on time-related searches.
21. Duplicate Bismat: The same content on the same site (even slightly changed) can negatively affect a site's search engine
22. Rel = Canonical: When used correctly, Google may prevent the use of this tag from being considered forged by the content of pages.
23. Page loading speed via Chrome: Google also uses Google Chrome User Data to know how to handle the loading of the server's server page, use CDN and other non-HTM related site speeds.
24 Image Optimization: The search engine has an important relationship with the file name, alt text, title, description and caption of the page's image.
25. Modernization of content updates: Google Caffeine Update refers to updating a recent content, especially on time-related searches.
Given this factor, Google has shown the date of the last update of the page.
26. Content update levels: The significance of edits and changes is a refreshing issue. Some add or remove all things, important things from removing some wards.
27. Update page with historical updates: How many times a page is updated? Weekly, after every five years? The page update keeps an important role in keeping the page refreshing.
28. Keyword: Good key signal is to have a keyword inside the first 100 wards of the content.
29 H2, H3 tags contain keywords: If your keyword appears in subheadings such as H2 or H3 format, it could be a weak relevancy signal. Moz's panel accepts:
30. Keyword order: The exact match of a word of a page's contents to a searcher, usually in a different order, gives a better rating than the equivalent meaning of the same meaning.
26. Content update levels: The significance of edits and changes is a refreshing issue. Some add or remove all things, important things from removing some wards.
27. Update page with historical updates: How many times a page is updated? Weekly, after every five years? The page update keeps an important role in keeping the page refreshing.
28. Keyword: Good key signal is to have a keyword inside the first 100 wards of the content.
29 H2, H3 tags contain keywords: If your keyword appears in subheadings such as H2 or H3 format, it could be a weak relevancy signal. Moz's panel accepts:
30. Keyword order: The exact match of a word of a page's contents to a searcher, usually in a different order, gives a better rating than the equivalent meaning of the same meaning.
For example, if you want to search for "cat shaving techniques", there is an optimized "cat shaving technique" for a page other than optimized "techniques for shaving a cat".
Why keyword research is very important It's a good example of it
31.Outbound Link Quality: Many SEOs think that the authorities help to send signals out of sites to Google's confidence signals.
31.Outbound Link Quality: Many SEOs think that the authorities help to send signals out of sites to Google's confidence signals.
32.Outbound Link Theme: According to Moz, search engines may use the page content that you've linked to. For example, suppose you have a carriage page and you've added the movie page with it,
Google will consider it as a movie, not the automobile.
33. Grammar and spelling: Accurate grammar and spelling, quality signals. However, a cutts give a message on whether it was important in 2011.
34. Syndicated Bismet: What is the content of the page? If it is copied or modified slightly from an indexed page,
33. Grammar and spelling: Accurate grammar and spelling, quality signals. However, a cutts give a message on whether it was important in 2011.
34. Syndicated Bismet: What is the content of the page? If it is copied or modified slightly from an indexed page,
it does not bring a good rank, such as the original page or the end of the Supplemental Index.
35. Helpful supplement: According to a public Google Ratings Guidelines document, supportive content is an index of quality of a page (and, Google ranking).
35. Helpful supplement: According to a public Google Ratings Guidelines document, supportive content is an index of quality of a page (and, Google ranking).
Examples include a currency converter, loan interest calculator and interactive recipe.
36.Outbound Links: Many Dofollow OBLs "leak" PageRank may hit the ranking of the page.
37. Multimedia: Picture, video or other multimedia tools may indicate the quality of the page.
38. Point to internal links: The number of internal links of a page indicates the relation between the pages with that site.
39. The quality of internal links: Internal links to the domain's authoritative pages, whether or not the rank of the page is good or not has a strong effect.
40. Broken Links: If there are too many broken links on a page, it may be a sign of a neglected or abandoned site.
36.Outbound Links: Many Dofollow OBLs "leak" PageRank may hit the ranking of the page.
37. Multimedia: Picture, video or other multimedia tools may indicate the quality of the page.
38. Point to internal links: The number of internal links of a page indicates the relation between the pages with that site.
39. The quality of internal links: Internal links to the domain's authoritative pages, whether or not the rank of the page is good or not has a strong effect.
40. Broken Links: If there are too many broken links on a page, it may be a sign of a neglected or abandoned site.
The Google Ratings guide document evaluates the quality of the homepage using Broken Links.
41 Reading Level: There is no doubt that the reading level of the Google webpage is not estimated. In fact, Google would like to give you Reading Level level statistics:
But they create controversy with that information. Some say that basic reading levels will help determine the best place because it will appeal to the public.
41 Reading Level: There is no doubt that the reading level of the Google webpage is not estimated. In fact, Google would like to give you Reading Level level statistics:
But they create controversy with that information. Some say that basic reading levels will help determine the best place because it will appeal to the public.
But many people support reading Reading Level like Ezine Articles.
42 Affiliate Links: Affiliate Links Generally there is no restriction on your page ranking. But if the number is high then Google's focus is on whether your site is a "thin affiliate site".
43. Invalid HTML or W3C validation: Lots of incorrect or vicious coding of HTML can be a sign of low-quality sites.
42 Affiliate Links: Affiliate Links Generally there is no restriction on your page ranking. But if the number is high then Google's focus is on whether your site is a "thin affiliate site".
43. Invalid HTML or W3C validation: Lots of incorrect or vicious coding of HTML can be a sign of low-quality sites.
Although many of the controversial SEO Specialist believe that WC3 validation is a weak quality signal.
44 The Page's Host's Domain Authority: Although everything equals, an authoritative domain from a less authoritative domain will rank well.
45 The page is not related to the page rank, but generally, high page rank pages are of good rank from low-ranked pages.
46. URL Length: Search Engine Journal says that very large URLs may harm your search visibility.
47. URL Path: Anyone near the homepage can get a slight boost from authority.
48. Editor: Even though it is not sure, Google has created a patent that encourages editors to SERPs.
49. Types of Pages: A relevant signal to the types of pages. The different sections of a page where there is close relation, it is possible to boost more than relation-free pages.
50 Wordpress Tags: There are relevance signals with WordPress-specific tags. According to Yoast.com:
"The only way to improve your SEO is to establish a content relationship with one content, and group post to another."
51 Keyword at URL: One of the most important relevant link signals.
52 URL String: Writes about the URL String's categories. And a page sends a structural signal on it in some regard.
53 References and sources: References and sources such as research papers, may prove to be quality. google's guideline says that when looking for a page, its reviews should be kept in sight.
44 The Page's Host's Domain Authority: Although everything equals, an authoritative domain from a less authoritative domain will rank well.
45 The page is not related to the page rank, but generally, high page rank pages are of good rank from low-ranked pages.
46. URL Length: Search Engine Journal says that very large URLs may harm your search visibility.
47. URL Path: Anyone near the homepage can get a slight boost from authority.
48. Editor: Even though it is not sure, Google has created a patent that encourages editors to SERPs.
49. Types of Pages: A relevant signal to the types of pages. The different sections of a page where there is close relation, it is possible to boost more than relation-free pages.
50 Wordpress Tags: There are relevance signals with WordPress-specific tags. According to Yoast.com:
"The only way to improve your SEO is to establish a content relationship with one content, and group post to another."
51 Keyword at URL: One of the most important relevant link signals.
52 URL String: Writes about the URL String's categories. And a page sends a structural signal on it in some regard.
53 References and sources: References and sources such as research papers, may prove to be quality. google's guideline says that when looking for a page, its reviews should be kept in sight.
"This is a matter where skill and/or authentic sources are important ...". But Google has denied that they do not see external links as a ranking signal.
54 Bullet and number list: Bullet list number list gives the reader a break that makes the reader more user-friendly. Google and accept it and accept it.
55 The top of the site sitemap: The topography of a site is based on sitemap.xml which affects the ranking.
56 Excessive Outbound Links: From the aforementioned Quality rater document
"There are several pages of some pages, there are many ways to link, the page is vague and distracting from the main content"
57 Other keywords for page rank, if other keywords are used for page rank, Google thinks it as the page's quality internal sign.
58 Age of the page: Even if Google gives the content of the new content, an old page, which updates the new content, acts as a new page.
59 User-Friendly Layout: This is available from Google's Quality Document
"Higher Quality Page Layout Improves Their Main Content Immediately."
60 Parked domain: One of the updated 2011 is to reduce the search visibility of the Google Parked domain.
61. Required content: According to Backlinko Reader Jared Carrizales, Google offers more and more quality content.
54 Bullet and number list: Bullet list number list gives the reader a break that makes the reader more user-friendly. Google and accept it and accept it.
55 The top of the site sitemap: The topography of a site is based on sitemap.xml which affects the ranking.
56 Excessive Outbound Links: From the aforementioned Quality rater document
"There are several pages of some pages, there are many ways to link, the page is vague and distracting from the main content"
57 Other keywords for page rank, if other keywords are used for page rank, Google thinks it as the page's quality internal sign.
58 Age of the page: Even if Google gives the content of the new content, an old page, which updates the new content, acts as a new page.
59 User-Friendly Layout: This is available from Google's Quality Document
"Higher Quality Page Layout Improves Their Main Content Immediately."
60 Parked domain: One of the updated 2011 is to reduce the search visibility of the Google Parked domain.
61. Required content: According to Backlinko Reader Jared Carrizales, Google offers more and more quality content.
Site-Level Factors:-
62 Standard and individual insights deliver content: It has started looking for sites that do not bring anything new or special features affiliate sites.
63. Contract us page: forementioned Google Quality Document It says that sites with a limited amount of contact information are required.
Suppose it is a bonus if your contact information matches your whois info.
64. Domains Trust / TrustRank: Site trust is measured, based on how many links on your page are taken on the high-rank page.
64. Domains Trust / TrustRank: Site trust is measured, based on how many links on your page are taken on the high-rank page.
It is also used to measure the page rank. You can find out more about this here.
65 Site Architecture: A well put-together site architecture (speciality unification) helps Google to style your content thematically.
66. Site Updates: When a site is updated, the new content is added to the new content, it acts as a major newness factor.
67. A number of pages: The number of pages indicates a weak aspect of its authority. But the last mesh helps to separate themselves from a big page, small affiliate sites.
68. Sitemap Appearance: A sitemap helps index search engines find your pages easily.
69. Site Uptime: Maintaining more downtime for maintenance or server issues can damage your page rank. (And maybe deindexing if it is not correct)
70 Server Location: Server Location can affect your page rank in different geographic areas. Especially important for geo-specific searches.
71.SSL Certificate: Google has confirmed that their index SSL certificates and the HTTPS they use are a sign for the rank.
72.Terms of Service and Privacy Pages: These two pages help Google to say that they are trustworthy customers on the internet.
73. Duplicate Meta Information On-Site: The Duplicate Meta Information on your page brings down the visibility of your page.
74.Breadcrumb Navigation: This is a user-friendly site-architecture style that helps advertisers and search engines know where they are located on a site.
Both SearchEngineJournal.com and Ethical SEO Consulting have said that it is a rank factor.
75. Mobile Optimized: Google Mobile is officially called for building a site. It is similar to the site that you see in mobile search.
65 Site Architecture: A well put-together site architecture (speciality unification) helps Google to style your content thematically.
66. Site Updates: When a site is updated, the new content is added to the new content, it acts as a major newness factor.
67. A number of pages: The number of pages indicates a weak aspect of its authority. But the last mesh helps to separate themselves from a big page, small affiliate sites.
68. Sitemap Appearance: A sitemap helps index search engines find your pages easily.
69. Site Uptime: Maintaining more downtime for maintenance or server issues can damage your page rank. (And maybe deindexing if it is not correct)
70 Server Location: Server Location can affect your page rank in different geographic areas. Especially important for geo-specific searches.
71.SSL Certificate: Google has confirmed that their index SSL certificates and the HTTPS they use are a sign for the rank.
72.Terms of Service and Privacy Pages: These two pages help Google to say that they are trustworthy customers on the internet.
73. Duplicate Meta Information On-Site: The Duplicate Meta Information on your page brings down the visibility of your page.
74.Breadcrumb Navigation: This is a user-friendly site-architecture style that helps advertisers and search engines know where they are located on a site.
Both SearchEngineJournal.com and Ethical SEO Consulting have said that it is a rank factor.
75. Mobile Optimized: Google Mobile is officially called for building a site. It is similar to the site that you see in mobile search.
They usually use "Mobile Friendly" tags to look good on mobile. Google has started penalizing sites that are not mobile-friendly.
76. YouTube: There is no doubt that YouTube videos adhere to the bias in SERPs.
Although search engines have found that traffic on YouTube.com has dropped significantly since Google Panda.
77.Site Usability: There is a problem in using those pages, it has problems in ranking for a low time, decreasing page views and rating bounce.
76. YouTube: There is no doubt that YouTube videos adhere to the bias in SERPs.
Although search engines have found that traffic on YouTube.com has dropped significantly since Google Panda.
77.Site Usability: There is a problem in using those pages, it has problems in ranking for a low time, decreasing page views and rating bounce.
Receiving data on the huge amount of user data naturally works as an algorithmic factor.
78. Using Google Analytics and Google Webmaster Tools: Someone thinks that these two programs improve the indexing of your pages installed on your site.
78. Using Google Analytics and Google Webmaster Tools: Someone thinks that these two programs improve the indexing of your pages installed on your site.
And while working with a lot of data, these two affect your page ranking.
79 User reviews / Site reputation: A site like Yelp.com and RipOffReport.com review plays an important role in the algorithm of review.
79 User reviews / Site reputation: A site like Yelp.com and RipOffReport.com review plays an important role in the algorithm of review.
Backlink Factors:-
80 Linking to domain age: old domains with backlinks, stronger than new domains.
81. # of Linking Root Domains: The number of referring domains is the most important issue in Google's algorithm for page ranking. You can see it from Moz's data:
82 # of Links from Separate C-Class IPs: Links from Separate C-Class IPs suggest how big sites are involved with you.
83. # of Linking Pages: How many pages are combined - if it's in the same domain, it's a ranking factor.
84. Alt Tag (for Image Links): Alt Text of the image is a version of anchor text.
85. Links to .edu or .gov domains: Matt Cutts stated that TLD does not create a factor by the site's importance. Although it did not stop SEO think about the place of .gov and .edu in TLDs.
86. Authority of Linking Page: Ranking page is an important issue in the page rank of the referring page.
87. Authority of Linking Domain: Referring domain's authority links the importance of an independent role.
88.Links From Competitors: For page rank, the link from the same SERP's other Ejaze page for a particular keyword is very valuable.
89. Social Shares of Referring Page: The amount of social shares in a page-level affects the value of the links.
90 Links from Bad Neighborhoods: Links taken from the bad neighbourhood can be the cause of your page problems.
91. Guest posts: The post made by users can be a part of the white hat SEO campaign, the link that comes from users' bio area in the user's post may not be as valuable as the contextual link of the same page.
92 Links to Homepage Domain that Page Sits On: evaluating a site, the homepage of the referring page has a very important role.
93. Nofollow Links: This is one of the most controversial topics in SEO. Google's official word is about this,
"Normally we do not follow them."
94. Diversity of Link Types: Intriguingly large numbers of links from a source are usually a symptom of webspam.
On the other hand, links from different sources are linked to the normal profile.
95. "Sponsored Links" Or Other Words Around Link: Different words such as sponsors, link partners, and sponsored links may lower your link value.
96. Contextual Links: Links contained in the content of the page are available on an empty page link or anywhere in the link.
97. Excessive 301 Redirects to Page: According to Webmaster Help Video, links from 301 redirects reduce page rank.
98. Backlink Anchor Text: Google's original algorithm says
"Pages often provide more accurate descriptions of web pages than themselves."
99 Internal Link Anchor Text: Internal Link Anchor Text is a more relevant signal, though it may be presented differently than backlink anchor text.
100. Link Title Attribution: The title of the link sends a poorly relevant signal.
101 Country TLD of Referring Domain: .de, .cn, .co.UK These high-level countries help you get the best rank from New Zealand.
102 Links to content: Links from the link at the end of the link carry the most importance on the first link.
103. Link Location on Page: Where the link is shown on the page is important. Links to the page's footer or sidebar area links to the content of the page is more powerful.
104. Linking Domain Relevancy: Links taken from the same niche are more powerful than links made from completely different sites. That's why an effective SEO strategy focuses more on relevant links.
105. Page Level Relevancy: The Hilltop Algorithm It describes that the links from the links on the unrelated page are stronger with the strong link between the page.
106. Text Around Link Sentiment: Google has certainly found that your site is for a recommendation or a part of a negative review. Links with a positive feeling around them probably carry more weight.
107 Keyword in Title: A Google Web site that gives a little different love for keywords.
108. Positive Links Density: The density of a site's positive links usually gets a SERP boost.
109. Negative Links Density: Negative Links Density reduces the popularity of page ranking as well as reducing the popularity of a site.
110 Links from "Hub" Pages: Aaron Wall has protested that a particular bicycling top source has a special role to link to from any page.
111. Link to Authority Sites: Link from an authority site from a small micro niche site is much better.
112 Linked to as Wikipedia Source: From a link nofollow, Links from sites like Wikipedia have gained credibility in search engines.
113. Co-Occurrences: The page that you see in this backlink tells Google what it is about.
114. Age of Backlink: According to Google's patent, the ranking power of old backlinks from minted backlinks is much better.
115. Links from Real Sites vs. Splogs: Because of the expansion of the blog network, Google may be more concerned with the link from fake blogs to "real sites". They probably make use of brand and user-interaction signals to differentiate between the two.
116. Natural Link Profile: A "normal" link is on top of a profile in the profile range.
117. Reciprocal Links: Google's Link SkimPage lists "excessive link exchange" as a link to avoid schemes.
118. User Generated Content Links: Google vs. actual site owner is able to identify links generated from UGC. For example, they know that a link from the official WordPress.com blog at en.blog.
95. "Sponsored Links" Or Other Words Around Link: Different words such as sponsors, link partners, and sponsored links may lower your link value.
96. Contextual Links: Links contained in the content of the page are available on an empty page link or anywhere in the link.
97. Excessive 301 Redirects to Page: According to Webmaster Help Video, links from 301 redirects reduce page rank.
98. Backlink Anchor Text: Google's original algorithm says
"Pages often provide more accurate descriptions of web pages than themselves."
99 Internal Link Anchor Text: Internal Link Anchor Text is a more relevant signal, though it may be presented differently than backlink anchor text.
100. Link Title Attribution: The title of the link sends a poorly relevant signal.
101 Country TLD of Referring Domain: .de, .cn, .co.UK These high-level countries help you get the best rank from New Zealand.
102 Links to content: Links from the link at the end of the link carry the most importance on the first link.
103. Link Location on Page: Where the link is shown on the page is important. Links to the page's footer or sidebar area links to the content of the page is more powerful.
104. Linking Domain Relevancy: Links taken from the same niche are more powerful than links made from completely different sites. That's why an effective SEO strategy focuses more on relevant links.
105. Page Level Relevancy: The Hilltop Algorithm It describes that the links from the links on the unrelated page are stronger with the strong link between the page.
106. Text Around Link Sentiment: Google has certainly found that your site is for a recommendation or a part of a negative review. Links with a positive feeling around them probably carry more weight.
107 Keyword in Title: A Google Web site that gives a little different love for keywords.
108. Positive Links Density: The density of a site's positive links usually gets a SERP boost.
109. Negative Links Density: Negative Links Density reduces the popularity of page ranking as well as reducing the popularity of a site.
110 Links from "Hub" Pages: Aaron Wall has protested that a particular bicycling top source has a special role to link to from any page.
111. Link to Authority Sites: Link from an authority site from a small micro niche site is much better.
112 Linked to as Wikipedia Source: From a link nofollow, Links from sites like Wikipedia have gained credibility in search engines.
113. Co-Occurrences: The page that you see in this backlink tells Google what it is about.
114. Age of Backlink: According to Google's patent, the ranking power of old backlinks from minted backlinks is much better.
115. Links from Real Sites vs. Splogs: Because of the expansion of the blog network, Google may be more concerned with the link from fake blogs to "real sites". They probably make use of brand and user-interaction signals to differentiate between the two.
116. Natural Link Profile: A "normal" link is on top of a profile in the profile range.
117. Reciprocal Links: Google's Link SkimPage lists "excessive link exchange" as a link to avoid schemes.
118. User Generated Content Links: Google vs. actual site owner is able to identify links generated from UGC. For example, they know that a link from the official WordPress.com blog at en.blog.
wordpress.com is very different than a link from besttoasterreviews.wordpress.com.
119. Links from 301: 301 redirect links can lose a little bit more than a direct link. However, Matt Cutts says that a 301RA direct link is the same.
120 Schema.org Microformats: Pages that may support micro professional support without having to support the above pages.
119. Links from 301: 301 redirect links can lose a little bit more than a direct link. However, Matt Cutts says that a 301RA direct link is the same.
120 Schema.org Microformats: Pages that may support micro professional support without having to support the above pages.
It may be that the pages through micro formatting can give a higher boost to the SERP CTR directly:
121 DMOZ Listed: Many people believe Google dmoz gives a little extra confidence to the listed sites.
122 TrustRank of Linking Site: You should get your "TrustRank" by determining the credibility of the site link.
123 Number of Outbound Links on Page: PageRank is finite. A link from the page that passed 100 OBLs, and which has passed a small number of pages is less in rank.
124. Forum Profile Links: Google may significantly reduce the value of links from forum profiles due to industry-level spamming.
125 Linking Content Count: A link from a 1000 word post is more valuable than a link of 25-word snippet.
126. Linking Content Quality: Writing links from poorly written or spun off content, multimedia is not as good as links to improved content.
127 Sitewide Links: Matt Cutts Surely the compressed sitewide links are considered as a link.
User Interaction:-
128. Organic Click Through Rate for a Keyword: You can get a SERP boost for specific words that can get more clicks from CTR.
129. Organic CTR for All Keywords: The key CTR of a page is to make the keywords of all the ranks malfunctioning, attracting users.
130 Bounce Rate: All of the SEO teachers do not agree on the bounce rate, but it can be a way of Google to use their users as a quality tester.
131. Direct Traffic: It is certain that Google uses Google Chrome data to check whether a site is going to people. High traffic of a site more traffic than a few traffic pages found
132. Repeat Traffic: They also see if they are coming back to that site. The site gets a boost in Google ranking for the reuse of the site.
133 Blocked Sites: Google does not use this issue anymore in Chrome. However, Panda uses this feature as a standard signal.
134. Chrome Bookmarks: We know that Google Chrome collects user usage data from Chrome. Those pages that have bookmarks on Chrome may get boosted.
135. Google Toolbar Data: According to Danny Goodwin, search engines use Google Toolbar as signalling toolbar data.
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However, it is not known what type of data they collect from the toolbars without page load speed and malware.
136. Number of Comments: More comments by users can be a quality signal to attract users.
136. Number of Comments: More comments by users can be a quality signal to attract users.
137. Dwell Time: Google Dwell gives a lot of attention to Dwell Time, how often they are on your page after Google search.
It is sometimes considered as "long clicks vs small clicks." Your page's quality signals for how long your users are staying on the page.
Special Algorithm Rules
138. Query Deserves Freshness: Google gives new pages a boost for a specific search.
139. Query Deserves Diversity: Google may give diversity to SERP for certain ambiguous keywords. For example, "Ted", "WWF" or "ruby".
140. User Browsing History: When you visit sites often through Google Login, they get SERP to bump in your search.
141. User Search History: Search chain affects your next search results. For example, if you search for "reviews" then search for "toaster", Google shows more toaster review sites as higher SERPs.
142 Geo-Targeting: Google favours sites with a local server IP and country-based domain name extension.
143 Safe Search: The results of the search results of adult content or adult content do not show people as Safe Search.
144. Google+ Circles: Google shows high results when you add an author or site to your Google Plus Circles.
145. DMCA Complaints: GGLs rank low on DMCA complaints pages.
146.Domain Diversity: The so-called Bigfoot Update has added more domain to the SERP page.
147. Transactional Searches: Google sometimes displays different results for shopping-related keywords, like flight search.
148. Local Searches: Google often places Google+ Local results above the actual SERPs.
149. Google News Box: A Google News box introducing certain keywords:
150 Big Brand Preference: Since Vince Update, Google has begun a helping hand for large brands of short-tail searches.
151. Shopping Results: Google occasionally shows Google Shopping results on actual SERPs:
152. Image results: Google search is commonly seen by image search results for Google Image Search using basic listing.
153. Easter Egg Results: Google has a dozen or more Easter Egg results. For example, when you search Google for
"Search Breakout at Atari", the search result is a playable game (!) Or Victor Pan out for it Goes.
154 Single Site Results for Brands: The domain or brand-based keywords draw different results from the same site.
154 Single Site Results for Brands: The domain or brand-based keywords draw different results from the same site.
Social Signals:-
155 Tweets number: Tweets like a link to a page are affected by Google ranking.
156. Authority of Twitter Users Accounts: The tweet has already been long. Newer and less affected twitter accounts are much more effective than Twitter's profile.
157. Facebook Like number: Although Google can not see all the Facebook accounts, a Facebook page has a weakness in the rank of a number of likes.
158. Facebook Shares: Facebook shares, much like Facebook backlinks, affect Facebook favourites.
159. Author of Facebook User Accounts: Like Twitter, Facebook shares and likes are actually a bit overwhelming from popular Facebook pages.
160. Pinterest Pins: Pinterest is a popular social media with public data. Google has seen Pinterest Pinterest as a social signal.
161 Votes on Social Sharing Sites: It is possible that social signal is used to share sites like Google Reddit, StumbleUpon and Digg.
162. A number of Google + 1's: Although Matt Cutts said that Google+ has no effect on the rank of a page, it is hard to believe that Google has neglected its own social network.
163 Authority of Google+ User Accounts: It is logical that Google has given more information to authoritative accounts than its Google Groups account.
164 Known Authorship: In February 2013 Google CEO Eric Schmidt has been famously claimed:
"Verification of verified online profiles in search results
Without the usual content, the ranking will remain on top of it, and everyone clicks on the search result.
165 Social Signal Relevancy: Google is likely to share the relevancy information related to the account and the surrounding text of the linked text.
166 Site Level Social Signals: Site-wide social signals increase your authority. Which increases the visibility of any of your pages' searches.
Brand Signals:-
167. Brand Name Anchor Text: Branded anchor text can be an example - but powerful.
168 Branded Searches: It is normal that people search for the brand. If people search your site in Google, Google will normally consider you by comparing a brand.
169. Site Has Facebook Page and Likes: Prices for Facebook Like Like Facebook
170. The site has a Twitter Profile with Followers: lots of Twitter profiles, popular brand signals.
171. Official Linkedin Company Page: Almost all real businesses have a Linkedin page.
172. Employees Listed at Linkedin: Rand Fishkin thinks that the brand that has the Linkedin profiles that work on your company.
173 Legitimacy of Social Media Accounts: The reasons for interpreting more than a social media account with 10,000 followers and 2 posts can be much differently understood than another 10,000-follower strong account.
174. Brand Mentions on News Sites: Large brands always show reference to Google News sites. In fact, some brands even have their own Google News feeds on the first page
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175. Co-Citations: Refers to brands without links. Google likes to refer to a non-hyperlinked brand, as a brand signal.
176. A number of RSS Subscribers: Google thinks that the popular Feedburner RSS service considers this, it is believed that they see the RSS Subscriber's data as popularity/brand signal.
177. Brick and Mortar Location With Google+ Local Listing: The actual business has an office. It is possible that Google determines location-data whether it is a big brand or not.
178. The website of the Tax Paying Business: Moz said that it might be noted that the Google website provides tax.
On-Site Webspam Factors:-
179. Panda Penalty: After getting a Panda penalty, the sites with low-quality content are less visible.
180. Links to Bad Neighborhoods: As a result of having a relationship with a bad neighbour, such as pharmacy or payday loan sites may damage your site's search visibility.
181 Redirects: Sneaky redirects are a big no-no If caught, it can not be penalized by the site, de-indexed and.
182. Popups or Distracting Ads: The Google Rater Guidelines Document says that Popups or Distracting Ads is a low-quality survey of a site.
183 Site Over-Optimization: It includes some on-page factors such as keyword stuffing, header tag stuffing, excessive keyword decoration.
184 Page Over-Optimization: Many people believe that Panda - Penguin pages target individual pages.
185 Ads Above the Fold: "Page Layout Algorithm", closes many of the add-ons of folds.
186. Hiding Affiliate Links: Getting away from affiliate links (especially with cloaking) can give your site a penalty.
187. Affiliate Sites: It is not a secret that Google is not affiliated with affiliates. And many people think that it is Those sites that monetize affiliates links, those pages get extra security from Google.
188. Autogenerated Content: Google does not like autogenerated content that is very much a choice. If they suspect that your site is pumping out to create computer autogenerated content, its results may be penalties or de-indexing.
189 Excess PageRank Sculpting: Going far away with PageRank sculpting, following of outbound links or most internal links can be a symptom of the system.
190. IP Address Flagged as Spam: If your IP address is flagged for spam, then it will damage all the servers on your site.
191. Meta tags can be caused by keyword stuffing. If Google thinks that you are adding Keyword to play with the algorithm then they can give you a penalty on your site.
Off-Page Webspam Factors:-
192. Unnatural Influx of Links: Link to the influx to ensure that the fire sign of the phoney links.
193 Penguin Penalty: The site that gets Google Pen Penguin's Penalty is less visible in the search.
194. Link Profile with High% of Low-Quality Links: Black hat SEOs can usually be a symptom to play with the system by using many links from many sources.
195 Linking Domain Relevancy: A famous analysis of MicroSiteMasters.com, it is found that the site helps to get the Penguin due to high-quality bad links.
196 Unnatural Links Warning: Google has many messages to "Google Webmaster Tools notice of detected unnatural links". It usually refers to the ranking drop. But not always 100%.
197. Links from the same class C IP: A huge number of links from the same server IP can be a symptom of the blog network link building.
198. "Poison" Anchor Text: "Poison" Anchor Text Your site is spam or a hacked site. It affects your site's ranking by eating it well.
199. Manual Penalty: Google is caught for manual penalties. Such as well-publicized Interflora fiasco
200 Selling Links: Selling Links usually affects toolbar PageRank and hinders your search visibility.
2011 Google Sandbox: New sites are corrupted and they are placed on Google Sandbox by the influx, which limits your temporary search visibility.
202 Google Dance: Google Dance can temporarily shake your ranking. According to Google Patent, it is a trap to catch whether a site is playing with algorithms.
203 Disavow Tool: Algorithm's Penalties Can Be Removed Using the Disavow Tool for SEO's Negative Victims.
204 Reconsideration Request: A successful reconsideration request can remove a penalty.
205 Temporary Link Schemes: Google too detects and cleans spammy links created quickly. It is also known as the temporary link scheme.
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