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In internet marketing, webmasters are constantly looking for an edge against the competition. Who doesn’t want a high google ranking, and all the cash associated with one. I have observed in some cases pages with less than 6 outbound links ( even if those are internal links ) rank higher for the title, and text compared to sites with internal linking structures that include more than 6 links per static page. This is only one of the bizarre observations that still stun me today about google rankings.

Google, uses a computer algorithm to crawl (search) content and assign the relevance of the content. That being said, no one except google knows the exact algorithm that ranks web pages in the search results, and therefore we can only speculate to a degree why certain pages appear where they do on the SERPS.

It is my personal recommendation that for dynamic social networking sites, use unique meta tags for each page. Google doesn’t like to see ever ypage in a large site having the same meta data! UNLESS (not sure why I’m giving this secret away, haha) you want to rank high for a single set of search words in a uniform title tag.

Also, try using a maximum of 6 total outbound links per page, and make then all internal links in context, meaning the hyperlinks appear as anchor text, IN THE MIDDLE a paragraph that is relevant to the anchor text

for example

Welcome to cutepetspace.com the world wide web’s greatest cutepet website for pet photo sharing, and pet video sharing!

Formula for success

1) minimum of 6 links per page (all internal links)

2) dynamic title and description tags

3) Targeted anchor text IN CONTEXT

Result – your pages will naturally rank higher for the given title tag and page content. See it in action here hot singles book !

Tags: onpage seo, SEO, SERPS

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