The nature of the Google economy

Why does it take so long to get good results in Google and why sometimes can it be nigh on impossible to get a top 10 rating for a highly competitive keyword.
In this article Joe Griffin suggests it is economically preferable for Google to concentrate on spidering the more popular websites rather than new sites. It is not just about the level of Page Rank (PR) you carry or how big the PR is of the site that may link to you, but rather about the credibility and actual PR of the sites, and having high volume of links as well. Sites with higher PR values will get more attention in the way of spidering.
Google will only recognize you when you become popular. Build a foundation of true resource sites for reciprocation, and create strong alliances in your corresponding industries for strategic partnerships to aid in your link popularity.

Read the full article at
http://www.webpronews.com/insiderreports/searchinsider/wpn-49-20041101TheGoogleEconomy.html

30/12/2004

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