Comments on: Preparing your Website (for launch)! http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/web-design-articles/preparing-your-website-for-launch.html Web Design Magazine Wed, 06 Jul 2011 03:12:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Monie http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/web-design-articles/preparing-your-website-for-launch.html/comment-page-1/#comment-7902 Monie Mon, 30 Nov 2009 04:23:45 +0000 http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/?p=3173#comment-7902 I submitted my site to google and yahoo. Where else should I (in your professional suggestion) should I send them? I submitted my site to google and yahoo. Where else should I (in your professional suggestion) should I send them?

]]> By: alexgeek http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/web-design-articles/preparing-your-website-for-launch.html/comment-page-1/#comment-7884 alexgeek Tue, 24 Nov 2009 20:16:27 +0000 http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/?p=3173#comment-7884 Hey Rich, I'll have a look but I think I heard it on a podcast. What you said is right though, it is a good indication.. or at least it was. They're always changing how the search algorithm worked, pagerank was essentially using the algorithm and then ranking it with the info, since they're not updating it anymore it'll become less and less useful as the same rules may not apply. Hey Rich, I’ll have a look but I think I heard it on a podcast.
What you said is right though, it is a good indication.. or at least it was.
They’re always changing how the search algorithm worked, pagerank was essentially using the algorithm and then ranking it with the info, since they’re not updating it anymore it’ll become less and less useful as the same rules may not apply.

]]> By: Simon http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/web-design-articles/preparing-your-website-for-launch.html/comment-page-1/#comment-7876 Simon Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:00:21 +0000 http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/?p=3173#comment-7876 Well done Rich, thats some sound advice as always. You better go out and write lots more articles now or I will just have to lose interest. :p Well done Rich, thats some sound advice as always.
You better go out and write lots more articles now or I will just have to lose interest. :p

]]> By: rich97 http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/web-design-articles/preparing-your-website-for-launch.html/comment-page-1/#comment-7873 rich97 Mon, 23 Nov 2009 03:17:52 +0000 http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/?p=3173#comment-7873 Thanks for your comments Monnie and alexgeek. And thanks for informing me about the "change" to Google made. Could you provide a link? I just did a little research, I don't think this is a change but more of a common misconception. A little extract from <a href="http://www.seodesignsolutions.com/blog/seo/does-google-pagerank-affect-seo" rel="nofollow">this page</a>: <blockquote> While Google PageRank may not bring significant SEO value to the table as a metric of ranking power or ranking potential for a page in the search engines. Its significance does allow you to determine the extent of two facets that do impact search results (1) citation and co-occurrence and (2) the degree of authority passed from other websites. To elaborate, rankings are produced as a by-product of (1) clear intent and focus for on page metrics (2) on page augmentation from other pages within a website (3) validation through peer review (getting links from peers, authorities or reaching critical mass from link diversity and (4) the culmination of all 4 metrics (page strength) or domain authority. </blockquote> Anyway, thanks for the comments! :) Thanks for your comments Monnie and alexgeek.

And thanks for informing me about the “change” to Google made. Could you provide a link? I just did a little research, I don’t think this is a change but more of a common misconception. A little extract from this page:

While Google PageRank may not bring
significant SEO value to the table as
a metric of ranking power or ranking
potential for a page in the search
engines. Its significance does allow
you to determine the extent of two
facets that do impact search results
(1) citation and co-occurrence and (2)
the degree of authority passed from
other websites.

To elaborate, rankings are produced as
a by-product of (1) clear intent and
focus for on page metrics (2) on page
augmentation from other pages within a
website (3) validation through peer
review (getting links from peers,
authorities or reaching critical mass
from link diversity and (4) the
culmination of all 4 metrics (page
strength) or domain authority.

Anyway, thanks for the comments! :)

]]> By: alexgeek http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/web-design-articles/preparing-your-website-for-launch.html/comment-page-1/#comment-7872 alexgeek Mon, 23 Nov 2009 02:55:55 +0000 http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/?p=3173#comment-7872 Google recently announced that PageRank does not factor into search results now, though principles still apply I believe. Google recently announced that PageRank does not factor into search results now, though principles still apply I believe.

]]> By: Monie http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/web-design-articles/preparing-your-website-for-launch.html/comment-page-1/#comment-7871 Monie Mon, 23 Nov 2009 01:45:22 +0000 http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/?p=3173#comment-7871 Great article. I'll definitely quote you on this. Thanks for <em>widening</em> up my idea on the SEO thing. Great article. I’ll definitely quote you on this.
Thanks for widening up my idea on the SEO thing.

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