Who Your Internet Site Links To Matters

Restored from the Empower Network archive (2011–2017), lightly edited to meet our current advertising standards. Views are the original author’s.

If you want to get top website positioning your site will be judged on a variety of aspects.The first thing is that the key phrases you have throughout your site will make a huge difference in your rankings.Something else you’ll need for your web page is lots of links aiming back to your website.But there is an additional factor that many men and women never take into consideration about their site and their ranking.

Google’s algorithm uses many different components to decide page positioning, but nobody knows them all, but some are known.Who you link to is one of the things which will make a difference on how well your site ranks within the search engine results pages.Let me make clear how this works. Lets just say that you have a link on your site pointing to a site that Google has banned from their results.Google sends spiders to web pages all the time and when they realize that you have a link pointing to a site that they consider is a poor site they may think that your website is endorsing that website.At this point Google may ban your website just for linking to that site, or at least they will move your website in their search engine results so no one will ever find it.

Of course the exact opposite is also accurate.I have in fact tested this theory out many times on many of my Internet sites.Each time I added a good link to a website that Google likes, I discovered that in a brief amount of time my site would receive better rankings.There was no established increase, as a few sites would move only a number of placements while other sites would jump pages at a time.

The easiest way to do this is to simply embed a link from a You Tube video right into your website.This way not only are you setting up a link to You Tube a website that Google owns, but you are also adding video to your content which Google also loves.Another thing you can do is to merely add a direct link right back to Google’s home page.Using these little tricks you’ll find that your search engine positioning may rise in about a week or so.

Again, you’ll have to be mindful who you link to.Before trading links with any web page it is a good idea to check on Google to find out if the website that wants to trade links shows up in Google to begin with.If you find that Google does not have them listed it might be because they have banned that site.This doesn’t necessarily mean that the website was banned it could just be that it is a fairly new site and Google hasn’t indexed this website in their results yet.Either way the link won’t be doing you any good so don’t exchange links with sites that are not listed in Google.