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Has anyone yet noticed that your Pagerank has been updated?  There are numerous people’s saying that they are noticing their PR has been updated.

The below list is the latest PR 10 websites in December, 2010.

1. Social Bookmarking Sharing Button Widge http://www.addthis.com/bookmark.php
2. Adobe – Adobe Flash Player http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
3. Adobe – Adobe Reader Download http://get.adobe.com/reader/
4. W3C – W3C CSS Validation http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer
5. Google http://www.google.com
6. Facebook – フェイスブックへようこそ！ http://www.facebook.com
7. Universitas 21 http://www.universitas21.com
8. Zimbra offers Open Source email server software and shared calendar for Linux and the Mac. http://www.zimbra.com
9. University of California http://www.universityofcalifornia.edu
10. 302 Found http://transcripts.cnn.com
11. World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) http://www.org
12. CNN.com – Breaking News, U.S., World, Weather, Entertainment & Video Newshttp://www.bozkurtihsan.co.uk
13. The White House http://www.whitehouse.gov
14. USA.gov: The U.S. Government’s Official Web Portal http://firstgov.com
15. USA.gov: The U.S. Government’s Official Web Portal http://firstgov.net
16. Index http://www.miibeian.gov.cn
17. EUA http://new.eua.be
18. CNN.com – Breaking News, U.S., World, Weather, Entertainment & Video News http://www.cnn.pt
19. CNN.com – Breaking News, U.S., World, Weather, Entertainment & Video News http://www.cnn.nl
20. World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) http://www.www.org
21. CNN.com – Breaking News, U.S., World, Weather, Entertainment & Video News http://us.cnn.com
22. USA.gov: The U.S. Government’s Official Web Portal http://www.firstgov.gov
23. EUA http://www.eua.be
24. CNN http://cnn.hu
25. 302 Moved http://gmodules.com
26. World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) http://www.w3c.org
27. 302 Moved http://www.google.cc
28. United States Department of Health and Human Services http://www.hhs.gov
29. United States Department of Health and Human Services http://www.dhhs.gov
30. Home: National Portal of India http://www.india.gov.in
31. USA.gov: The U.S. Government’s Official Web Portal http://www.usa.gov
32. World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) http://www.w3.org
33. CNN http://cnn.co.il
34. CNN http://cnn.ch
35. United States Department of Health and Human Services http://www.os.dhhs.gov
36. United States Department of Health and Human Services http://www.os.hhs.gov
37. 302 Found http://community.cnn.com
38. CNN http://www.cnn.com
39. 302 Moved http://catalogs.google.com
40. Welcome to the Group of Eight http://go8.edu.au
41. CNN.com – Breaking News, U.S., World, Weather, Entertainment & Video News http://archives.cnn.com

Google Adwords’ Quality Score Formula

• The historical clickthrough rate (CTR) of the keyword and the matched ad on Google; note that CTR on the Google Network only ever impacts Quality Score on the Google Network—not on Google
• Your account history, which is measured by the CTR of all the ads and keywords in your account
• The historical CTR of the display URLs in the ad group
• The quality of your landing page
• The relevance of the keyword to the ads in its ad group
• The relevance of the keyword and the matched ad to the search query
• Your account’s performance in the geographical region where the ad will be shown
• Other relevance factors

Ping-O-Matic lets you quickly ping a bunch of web services (such as PostRank, Bloglines, NewsGator, and Google Blog Search) notifying them of new content on your site.  It’s as if there were a giant alarm that went off alerting the world of your amazing new content, and that’s exactly what we are trying to accomplish.

When it comes to explain why your SEO campaign failed, there are hundreds of things you can mention. This is due to the fact that major Search Engines use hundreds of signals to determine both the authority of a site and the rankings.

Within the following weeks we will try to list some of the common mistakes that take place during the planning and the implementation of an SEO campaign. By using this list in all the stages of development, you will be able to achievebetter rankings and to eliminate the reasons of failure.

In this article we will focus on the common mistakes that occur during the on-page optimization. Please note that issues related to links will be covered in a next blog post.

1) Optimize your pages for the wrong keywords

It’s a common mistake to target for keywords that are very generic or that they do not describe the main idea of the page. You can avoid falling into this trap by creating a list of keywords for every page and by selecting the ones that describe better the main idea. A good practice is to start by creating the list of keywords and then write the text.

Additionally have in mind that even if you want to rank first for a very competitive keyword such as “hotel”, you probably can’t due to the huge competition. So make sure you also include targeted keywords that usually bring moretargeted traffic to your site.

2) Over optimize each page for tons of keywords

In most of the cases, the best practice is to have one page to describe a particular topic. Thus your keywords should be closely related to each other.

Trying to optimize the same page for unrelated keywords is usually a bad practice. Keep the number of the important keywords low and have your page targeted for a particular idea.

Additionally do not over optimize your text and avoid at all cost the keyword stuffing. Have in mind that repeating 100 times the same term won’t help you much. At WebSEOAnalytics we introduced a special metric calledKeywordRank. This metric is calculated by taking into account the optimization and the usage of a particular keyword within a page. Keep the KeywordRank high (within the green area) for the important keywords of your page and low for the non important. Finally make sure you check you landing pages by using the Keyword Analyzer Tool. Confirm that you optimize the correct terms and make sure you don’t do get many spam signals.

3) Don’t optimize your SEO copy (titles, Metatags, h1-6, alts, etc)

Make sure that you include your important keywords in the title, the Meta description, the H1-6 tags and the alts of images. Use the Keyword Analyzer Tool to ensure that the relevance of Title, Meta description and HTML headings is high. Don’t use the same titles and meta description in every page of your site. It is advised to use H1once per page (even though Matt Cutts stated in a video that you are able to use it twice in some cases). Have in mind that the longer your titles are the less weight each term receives. To read more about how to optimize your SEO copy, make sure you check Tina’s article about The 5 basic rules of SEO copywriting.

4) Misuse the Metatags and the HTML tags

Basic knowledge of HTML is essential. Make sure you know what you are doing when you modify the Metatags of your Page. Keep in mind that incorrect usage of the meta-robots values (noindex and nofollow) could lead to adisaster. Ensure that you allow your landing pages to be indexed and their links are followed to make sure that you don’t evaporate their PageRank juice.

Be extra careful when you use HTML attributes like rel=”nofollow”. Finally make sure that your HTML code is proper and that you don’t have broken HTML tags. Even though validating the HTML code of your page will have no effects on SEO, it is a good practice and it can ensure that your pages are able to be parsed by search engines.

5) Have tons of duplicate content

First of all let’s make it clear: Duplicate content won’t lead to bans from Google. On the other hand pages that are considered duplicates do not appear in search results (even though they are in Google index). Another problem with duplicate pages is that they consume valuable PageRank juice that could be used from the important pages of your site.

Lot’s of videos and blog articles have been published by Matt Cutts and by Google about this issue. Try to avoid duplicates by reorganizing your link structure, by using 301 redirections and by specifying your Canonical URLs.

One issue that is not always taken in to account is that some parts of the page are supposed to be the same (menus, headers and footers). It’s a natural thing to have similar structure across your website. On the other hand having the same long text (such as recent news and announcements) included in all the pages of the site could lead to anincreased similarity percentage and this should be avoided. Try to eliminate those cases by using the Duplicate Content Tool. This tool will give you the exact similarity percentage of 2 pages. Even if it’s not easy to define a good percentage, usually 30-35% is acceptable. Play it safe and try to keep it as low as possible.

6) Have multiple pages optimized for the exact keywords

In a previous article we have examined what happens when a website has multiple pages optimized for exactly the same terms. Such practices could lead to internal competition among the pages and affect the rankings. Make sure you have targeted pages that are optimized for a small number of keywords and try to avoid situations that are described in the above article.

Major search operators to find your link value.  All of these search operators can be used at the same time.

• add comment “keyword”
• allinanchor:keyword
• allintext:keyword
• allintitle:keyword
• allinurl:keyword
• directory keyword
• favorite links keyword
• favorite sites keyword
• intext:keyword
• intitle:blog keyword
• intitle:directory “keyword”
• intitle:forum keyword
• intitle:group keyword
• intitle:keyword
• intitle:post keyword
• intitle:tag keyword
• inurl:add-link
• inurl:submit-link
• inurl:blog)s)
• inurl:blog keyword
• inurl:directory “keyword”
• inurl:forum(s)
• inurl:forum keyword
• inurl:tag(s)
• keyword “add a url”
• keyword “add site”
• keyword “add url”
• keyword “add website”
• keyword “add your site”
• keyword “advertiser testimonials”
• keyword “favorite links”
• keyword “favorite sites”
• keyword “leave a comment” / “leave comment”
• keyword “no comments”
• keyword “notify me of follow-up comments”
• keyword “powered by wordpress”
• keyword “recommended links”
• keyword “recommended resources “
• keyword “recommended sites”
• keyword “related sites”
• keyword “related URLs”
• keyword “submit a url”
• keyword “submit site”
• keyword “submit url”
• keyword “submit website”
• keyword “submit your site”
• keyword “suggest a url”
• keyword “suggest site”
• keyword “suggest url”
• keyword “suggest website”
• keyword “suggest your site”
• keyword “wiki” (site:.edu)
• keyword blog
• keyword bookmarks
• keyword directory
• keyword discussion boards
• keyword donate
• keyword donations
• keyword donors
• keyword forum
• keyword group
• keyword join
• keyword members
• keyword resources
• keyword sites
• keyword sponsor charity
• keyword sponsors
• keyword sponsorship
• keyword tag
• keyword websites
• list keyword
• list keyword sites
• list of keyword sites
• post comment keyword
• post comment keyword
• recommended links keyword
• site:edu
• site:gov
• site:org

The Link Juice Algorithm

Total Link Juice Value = (Total Website Value x Total Number of pages on Domain) / Total Number of External Links

Total Website Value

This is the primary factor if a website is high quality or not. If one website has a lot of links, is aged, linked from the DMOZ and other respectable places, then its most probably authority and therefore values the highest. The total value of the linking website can be calculated by:

• 40% Global Link Popularity of Site – the more links the better
• 10% Age of Site – the older the better
• 10% Google SERP for particular keywords – the best links are from competing websites, the better they rank for our keywords the higher value our link will have
• 20% Link Popularity of Site in Topical Community – This is the hardest thing to find out, so its intentionally left blank for now until I figure out a good way to crawl large number of websites in a particular niche.
• 10% Amount of Indexable Text Content – nowadays really important as the larger quantity of visible HTML text on a page the higher value it holds.
• 5% Website Traffic Stats — currently based on Alexa/Compete Stats – the more traffic the better value.
• 5% DMOZ Listings — The more listings the better. DMOZ lists only good quality websites (even thou so slowly)