kuldeep06march - While much of what you presented has proven true in my experience, I do not agree with all your points.
"Google is not only a search engine but also a research engine. Google knows which site is popular and what type of content user wants. So pageview count and Unique Visitors matters to google, because Google decides the quality of site with the type of user behaviour happens on the site. If many visitors comes on a site, google updates page rank of the site and tries to give first page position for some special keywords. On the other hand, If visitor does not returns on a site back, Google decides that the quality of the content is not suitable for that keyword, user have used in the search engine and google tries other keywords for that page. You may use Google Webmaster Tool to know for what queries your site is comming on first page. Google also experiments with our site to decide actual position and quality of our site and Google gives chance to every new site on first page. "
Google does not know ALL - and some of your PR stuff is inaccurate (IMO) - Popularity does not equal PR or increased PR... no matter the topic... some assumptions are being made that I think can be misleading in your analysis.
"Google is not only a search engine but also a research engine. Google knows which site is popular and what type of content user wants. So pageview count and Unique Visitors matters to google, because Google decides the quality of site with the type of user behaviour happens on the site. If many visitors comes on a site, google updates page rank of the site and tries to give first page position for some special keywords. On the other hand, If visitor does not returns on a site back, Google decides that the quality of the content is not suitable for that keyword, user have used in the search engine and google tries other keywords for that page. You may use Google Webmaster Tool to know for what queries your site is comming on first page. Google also experiments with our site to decide actual position and quality of our site and Google gives chance to every new site on first page. "
Google does not know ALL - and some of your PR stuff is inaccurate (IMO) - Popularity does not equal PR or increased PR... no matter the topic... some assumptions are being made that I think can be misleading in your analysis.