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    Traffic estimate from a keyword

    Hi Midi No, I was referring to 5% of whatever is the true number of searches per day. Many people think that Overture overestimates, rather...
    Post by: patrick, Sep 25, 2007 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    Traffic estimate from a keyword

    Ranked No. 5, a much better estimate would be 5% of the search traffic, with some variance according to the relevance of your title and description.
    Post by: patrick, Sep 25, 2007 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    Has Google removed the 'URL with the highest PR' from Google WebMaster Tools?

    It's still there, under Statistics > Crawl Stats Can't say I like the new interface much, but perhaps it will grow on one in time.
    Post by: patrick, Sep 17, 2007 in forum: Google
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    Alt tag or title tag in Anchor text

    In terms of the original question, my experience and tests suggests that the content of the title attribute of anchor text links is completely...
    Post by: patrick, Sep 10, 2007 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    Pr Is fluctuating

    I've got a number of sites that haven't settled down to a consistent, stable PR across the various datacenters since the last toolbar PR update....
    Post by: patrick, Nov 12, 2006 in forum: Google
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    achor text in site?

    The anchor text of the site's internal links is considered to be a ranking determinant, thus the advice to avoid linking to your home page with...
    Post by: patrick, Nov 5, 2006 in forum: Keywords
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    Is it good to use 'title' in links eg. <a title="Click here to go to our products pag

    The three main search engines currently ignore the contents of the title attribute for ranking purposes, so only use it if there are usability or...
    Post by: patrick, Oct 18, 2006 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    Backlinks anchor text requirements

    No, but it would probably still be best as two separate sets of achor text: Penguin Proxy and Free Anonymous Proxy
    Post by: patrick, Oct 15, 2006 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    Help needed with two simular sites but odd ranking position

    Many sites have a 'honeymoon' period in Google for a few weeks when they rank well for competitive search phrases and then they sink without trace...
    Post by: patrick, Oct 9, 2006 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    DMOZ directory

    You shouldn't forget that the DMOZ listings are syndicated across numerous other websites, so a single DMOZ listing may result in 100s or 1000s of...
    Post by: patrick, Oct 8, 2006 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    Adding More Pages To Your Site Dilutes Page Rank?

    If any of the additional 200 pages are either linked from or link back to the index page (or, as is more common, both) it will alter the PageRank...
    Post by: patrick, Oct 7, 2006 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    How does google look at a URL??

    I think that the interesting question is whether it's worth buying both the hyphenated and non-hyphenated version of a domain (assuming both are...
    Post by: patrick, Sep 30, 2006 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    How does google look at a URL??

    If it is strictly SE traffic that's being targeted, I would agree that word-word is the way to go. I assume that hyphens aren't used more...
    Post by: patrick, Sep 30, 2006 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    How does google look at a URL??

    If you experiment with Google's allinurl: search operator, it is clear that Google does not recognise keywords in unseparated character strings in...
    Post by: patrick, Sep 30, 2006 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    Google search listing shows yes/no options

    I think that you'll find that the 'was this link useful?' is used only for the AdWords listings, so isn't anything to do with refining the organic...
    Post by: patrick, Sep 3, 2006 in forum: Google