Topic analysis in terms of google page rank

I wanted to share some simple observations of why and how google assesses page rank to certain pages and none to others. In my observations the topic of the post and the credence that google grants said topic is the primary weight  in my opinion.

The Googlebot has obviously been trained to not only cater to certain safe topics but if you match that in referencing sites in your post  that have massive links it’s a no brainer that page will draw page rank .

Some topics that I have concluded google loves in no particular order is of course  Google itself NO DOUBT as they made my GoogleBot Who’s your Daddy post a Pr 5.

Topics in my opinion that google LOVES -php, design,art, writing,wordpress, google search, so you can think of some that follow along the pattern. Topics that have massive links to them basically.

I recently opened my comments back up because no doubt the number of balanced links in the post itself and the massive amount of do follow links that I follow in the comments section clarifies that Google does also in fact love do follow and I’m glad because I do also .

Which is our ultimate  goal to have pages with good page rank and weighed to always be on the first page and ideally in the number one spot. I took a day off from blogging and was happy to see what was once my goal hustling ,  now  comes automatically from search engines.

SO there are traffic   benefits of having  a common interest  page like that San Antonio heat record post I did recently and was specifically to target the local area where I live that YES this Blog exist

It’s nice to see your site often ranks  above HIGH ranking main stream media sites.

Also I know from my own experience that when you look at your results for search and traffic you may be falsely seeing yourself as number one every since they fucked up search results. What I do is if I really care about a certain keyword I will check it on at least 3 different browsers.

Those are often  false results and I know using plugins like wassup give false recordings that count BOTS and spiders as visitors. It makes you feel good to see you had 1,500 visits but sadly that may of only been a 100 real people. So I like to cross reference my visitors.

Which brings the question. What’s better more visitors or better ones.

Would I rather a 1000 people fly by this blog a day or 100 that may take a peek and 10 -20 that comment ?

Just for your information that 45,102 on Alexa confuses me because this site daily real visitors are between 100- 300 uniques and I don’t care about bots. But as you can see in my sidebar those badges are what I use to keep an easy eye on what’s happening or often NOT  happening

So remember google loves Key West, php,  wordpress,  blogcatalog and you can go and comment on this post where I wrote about how they dogged bloggers it’s a PR3 do follow so check it out.

Peace

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Peace.

The TOPIC is the KEY remember that

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