w3logics

Answer: The popularity of the domain on which the page is hosted according to Alexa Explanation: Since Alexa data is typically less useful than monkey’s throwing darts at a laptop, that’s the obvious choice for worst metric. The others can all contribute at least some valuable insight into the value a link might pass.

Answer: Keyword density in text on the page Explanation: Keyword density is the outlier here. Dr. Garcia explains why search engines don’t use the metric here. [ www dot e-marketing-news . co . uk/Mar05/garcia.html]

Answer: On the source page the iFrame pulls from Explanation: Engines judge iframe content the same way browsers do, and consider them to be part of the source page the iFrame pulls from (not the URL displaying the iFrame content).

Answer: TRUE Explanation: This is TRUE – according to Matt Cutts in a comment here, links on pages with “noindex, follow” are treated exactly the same as links from default (“index, follow”) pages.

No effect – the search engines discount all spammy sites from passing link value, but do not penalize sites for receiving these links It may negatively affect your rankings as search engines associate your site with bad neighborhoods on the web It will boost your rankings at Live/MSN, keep them the same at Yahoo! and [...]

Answer: When scraped and copied on other domains, they provide a link back to the website Explanation: None of the answers makes sense, except that which refers to scrapers, who often copy pages without changing links and will thus link back to your site, helping to reduce duplicate content issues, and potentially provide some link [...]

Search for your website more frequently in the major engines Frequently add new content Add a short “crawl delay” parameter to your robots.txt file Submit your site through the search engines’ submission forms Increase your “crawl frequency” in Google’s Webmaster Central Answer: Frequently add new content Explanation: Adding new content on a regular basis is [...]

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