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Atricle Dump - Building An Algorithm-Proof Site; Part One
The phone rings. Good news... it's a potential client. You say, "Thanks for calling, I'll send you our brochure." But what should you really be sending them?ivision."
Ah-ha. Now that will get you scratching your noggin - Google and Yahoo are listing my site according to a mathematical formula to solve a problem?
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So you've signed up for affiliate programs, posted links around the net but you're still only making pocket change? Wonder what others are doing that you aren't? Below you will
That is, can you build a site that will keep ranking in the search engines despite any updates to algorithms?
This begs the question - What's an Algorithm?
Advibe Media defines it as "A set of rules that a search engine uses to rank the listings contained within its index, in response to a particular query". Let's take that a bit out of context for even more discovery.
The following mathematical definition sheds even more light on the issue. Literacy, Technology and Standards defins it as an "organized procedure for performing a given type of calculation or solving a given type of problem. An example is long division."
Ah-ha. Now that will get you scratching your noggin - Google and Yahoo are listing my site according to a mathematical formula to solve a problem?
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Don’t forget that HTML emails are much larger in size than the plain text equivalents, and available space can be an issue with many people, especially if they want to keep your
Advibe Media defines it as "A set of rules that a search engine uses to rank the listings contained within its index, in response to a particular query". Let's take that a bit out of context for even more discovery.
The following mathematical definition sheds even more light on the issue. Literacy, Technology and Standards defins it as an "organized procedure for performing a given type of calculation or solving a given type of problem. An example is long division."
Ah-ha. Now that will get you scratching your noggin - Google and Yahoo are listing my site according to a mathematical formula to solve a problem?
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You can construct an almost infinite variety of calculators right within your MS EXCEL spreadsheet application.Here is how you can construct your own 10-year compounding
The following mathematical definition sheds even more light on the issue. Literacy, Technology and Standards defins it as an "organized procedure for performing a given type of calculation or solving a given type of problem. An example is long division."
Ah-ha. Now that will get you scratching your noggin - Google and Yahoo are listing my site according to a mathematical formula to solve a problem?
Y
Many small businesses struggle to find a balance between producing professional-looking documentation and keeping the budget on track. Graphic designers often charge large fees
Ah-ha. Now that will get you scratching your noggin - Google and Yahoo are listing my site according to a mathematical formula to solve a problem?
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Why start a car rental business? Well a rental car company makes a lot of sense for many reasons, not the least of which is because rental cars are utilized by many companies f
Ah-ha. Now that will get you scratching your noggin - Google and Yahoo are listing my site according to a mathematical formula to solve a problem?
Yep. And that gives us clues about how to get better results. We know that there's some kind of math being done. So it's nothing personal for or against our sites, it's just that when the math is said and done, some sites make the grade more than others.
We also know, given the definition in the context of mathematics, that this formula for ranking sites is being done to solve a problem. So what does that lead to when we're thinking logically?
What is a search engine's problem - and how can my site be a part of the solution? We'll talk about that next.
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