Google's Algorithm Revealed

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Hey guys,
Well i read this post somewhere so i thought of sharing it with you.. :)
Hope its useful to you guys



Google?s Algorithm Revealed

Google?s Score = (Kw Usage Score * 0.3) + (Domain * 0.25) + (PR Score * 0.25) + (Inbound Link Score * 0.25) + (User Data * 0.1) + (Content Quality Score * 0.1) + (Manual Boosts) ? (Automated & Manual Penalties)

Search Engine Optimisation Key Word Usage Factors

* Keyword in title tags
* Rich Header tags
* Documents rich with relevant text information
* Keyword in alt tag
* Key words in internal links pointing to the page
* Key words in the domain and/or URL
* The order key words appear

Domain Strength / Speed

* Domain Strength
* Domain Speed
* Local/specific domain name
* Quality Hosting

Registration history

* When the Domain was registered
* Strength of the links pointing to the domain
* The topical neighborhood of domain based on the in bound and out bound links
* Historical use and links pattern to domain
* Inbound links and referrals from social media
* Inbound Link Score

Age & Quality of links

* Quality of the domains sending links (non paid)
* Links from Authority Websites
* Quality of pages sending links and relevance
* Anchor text of links
* Link quantity/weight metric (Page Rank or a variation)
* Subject matter of linking pages/sites
* User Data

Historical CTR to page in SERPs

* Time users spend on a page
* Search requests for URL/domain
* Historical visits/use of URL/domain by users

Content Quality Score


* Duplicate content filter
* Order of key words in content
* Content update frequency
* Highlighted and visibility of keywords
* Usability and W3C rules
 
The equation above does not add upto 1.

The inbound links will have a much higher weight than the rest of the factors, can not be equal to PR score.
 
However, it reveals some great points to be noted while developing a site. thanks a lot
 
The equation above does not add upto 1.

The inbound links will have a much higher weight than the rest of the factors, can not be equal to PR score.
Well i dont know, Any reason why inbound links must have higher weight then rest ?
thanks

It's not that simple mister.
Well this dosen't seem simple to me.. ;)

However, it reveals some great points to be noted while developing a site. thanks a lot
Welcome :)

Millions of the same post are on the NET mate.
lol.. Well looks like i read one of them and thought of sharing here :)

Is it so? :-)
I think so..
 
Google's algorithm is more than just a simple equation, if its remotely like that than each part of that equation is so much more. They may be some of the underlying factors but not all and not at those ratios and that simplicity.
 
Where did you get that from? Looks like an attempt to make the content go viral.
 
google Algo contains more than 200 factors

I wish it was that simple we wouldn't be doing blackhat lol
 
Thats bull poop.

No one will know the same Algorithim accept Google and its employee's

*Cought* Matt cunts *Cough*
 
The formula seems to be a dumb attempt by someone to try to guess the formula and make it viral, like someone else said above.

But the list of factors is a good one.
 
supposition

Definition: 1. something that is accepted or assumed to be true without proof; 2. the act of assuming or supposing something
Synonyms: assumption, presumption, theory, hypothesis, guess, conjecture, belief
Antonyms: certainty
Tips: The noun supposition is related the verb suppose. When you suppose (guess, assume) something, you are forming a supposition. Use supposition to refer to something that you suppose will happen or is true, but is not proven; e.g. "I invested in the company on the supposition (assumptions, supposed belief) that they have a great product that will earn significant revenue."
Usage Examples:
His statements to the press were based completely on supposition. (conjecture, assumption)
His supposition that I was married seemed odd, since I don't wear a ring on my finger. (assumption, belief)
You can't make that supposition without having all the facts. (assumption, guess)
Your supposition is completely false, and you don't have any evidence to prove otherwise. (theory, conjecture)

This applies to :_

'Google thinks...'
'Google reckons...'
etc, etc
 
Thanks for the list.

There is a lot of good information presented here to use as a general guide. I doubt if many nubies are even aware of the fact there is at least a basic seo method to the madness of the Google algorythm.

The Google algorythm is at best, a structural functionalism. However, a recurrent criticism of the structural functionalist view is that functions seem to determine structures, with the consequence that it becomes impossible to derive structure from function in a coherent manner.

WTF???

The Google angorythm is based on jello!

noob
 
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