Increase your Page Rank

In 1998, when Google just started out as a new search engine, two young Stanford University PHD under-graduates co-developed the Google Page Rank™ algorithm, which is still very much in use today. Page Rank™ was named after Larry Page, one of the two founders of Google.

With Sergey Brin's help (Sergey Brin is the other co-founder at Google), Larry's main goal in developing Page Rank™ was to implement a rather unique method of determining the importance and the re-
levance of a specific website by the number and the quality of links pointing to it.

Page's reasoning was (and still is): "If I place a link from my website to another site, it is because that site offers valuable information and will be of help to my users".

In essence, Google looks at this as a "vote". If site 'A' links to site 'B', a vote is effectively cast from site 'A' to site 'B'. If a sufficient number of votes are done in this fashion, Google would rank site 'A' more favourably than if there were no "votes" (no links to it).

This whole reasoning is behind the idea of leasing good, quality links that are relevant to your industry or to the products and services your site offers.

Up until about 2002, acquiring good quality links that are relevant to your site wasn't easy. Site owners and webmasters would rely on the mutual exchange of links from their sites, with very limited results in some cases.

One major drawback of this technique is the total lack of control over another person's website. Webmasters were thus at the mercy of other webmasters who could completely remove their links without any advanced warnings. The result of such actions were a major drop in their search engine rankings, which would translate into a big drop in their online sales.

Today, the only sure way you can significantly improve your link popularity and boost your rankings in Google, Yahoo, MSN, AltaVista, AOL and most of the other search engines is by leasing links from sites that are relevant to your's.

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