Update

From FAQ of Link Diagnosis:

Page Rank (PR) isn’t appearing on the site?Make sure that you have the PR setting selected to ON. If the PR setting is set to “off” Page Rank will not appear. Keep in mind that Google doesn’t always display PageRank. Remember too that running reports back to back also gets you temporarily blocked from Google’s PageRank service.

Mistery solved, not an update, just temporary block from google

In the past I’ve heard stories that G is indexing the web not only through backlinks but that they also use browser data from users. Well, I can now officially sustain that story. When looking at my server stats I noticed some bot activity on my test domain, which has never been linked and was freshly registered, just to host the developers version of the project. A query in Google amazed me a bit, almost 2,000 pages have been indexed, all without any links to the site. I also checked Google and Yahoo to see if someone accidentally created a link to my test domain, but it was not the case.

Summarizing, I’m pretty happy about this, the amount of indexed pages tells me that the internal link structure and site speed are more than OK. The finished project will host about 6 million pages so the indexing the whole thing was the main issue to make it work. I’m now convinced that it will work just fine.

The conclusion which can be made from above results is that we, webmasters, strongly depend on Google’s traffic. The almost monoply position of Google is rather scary than pleasant.

Recently Google launched another free feature, a URL-shortener service called Goo.gl. Many people chear up new things Google comes up with and most don;t see the picture here. Is this the future of the internet? Google taking over the whole web? You can call me a paranoid but what’s next?

Take a look at Google’s impressive list of free services they offer at the moment. The company once started as a search engine has evolved into some Microsoft-like corporation. What;s the real reason behind this continous expansion? Well, to cut off the middle man off course. Google is earning billion of dollars from Adwords which they have to share with others via AdSense. By cutting of the middle man there is more for Google itself. Don’t ghet me wrong, I chear up the progress, standing still is like moving backwards but stay true to your core! Instead of investing all that money into pointless services they could do some work to actually improve their search engine.Just my 2 cents

Search Engine Optimization may be one of the toughest competitions where even giants fight to survive, for leading the way ahead is not that easy as said. Fooled by fake tools or blocked by leading search engines, many quit somewhere half way on their attempt to get optimized.

How about having an all in one SEO tool which can help any webmaster to get the SEO things done in half time while the result is being doubled? SEO Rank Monitor is an ultimate solution if you are that guy who is looking up for something in the pitch darkness by the way of searching results!

Anyone who is familiar with the word “SEO” knows that it is not about getting results, rather getting exact results. The site or blog should be optimized in such a way that anyone who searches with a keyword should get what he expects and the site should reach the target people who they aimed with a keyword. In both cases, a perfect solution which keeps track of the keywords and records competitors’ leads as well is must. Seorankmonitor shall be the leader in this field at present.

Let’s see how does it work and what are the features.

To start from tracking keywords, this exclusive software tracks not only your keywords but also your competitors’ along with, which will be a doubled blessing when you are to introduce something to the world wide web or when you are to keep the leading position for a long time.

Simplifying your jobs via linking your Google Analytics account with the keywords you are tracking, is another great feature of this SEO tool. This unique feature which is not available anywhere at present is that the Keyword Value feature which would ensure that the right keywords are optimized- Yes, this Keyword Rank Tracker will tell you if you are on an attempt optimize a keyword which won’t bring you any result from the web.

Keeping track of the past keywords optimized is another useful feature with which anyone can have an idea of which keywords brought real results. The repository here will do all such thing even without your valuable time spending on it.

Last but not least, the easy to use system makes it possible to setup this tool even for a newbie, yes the simplest setup process of them all. The fact that this tool is online is being accepted like anything as it makes it possible to have access to this from around the globe at any time.

Need not mention, support from the team behind is a must when it is about buying something. These people are one step ahead in that case as well. Giving it a try is sure worth spending your time as you get a free 1 month trial.

Black Hat SEO are methods of search engine optimization that don’t comply with Google Webmaster Guidelines. In order to clarify this we need to take a closer look at those guidelines. One of those rules is not getting involved in any link schemes.

Your site’s ranking in Google search results is partly based on analysis of those sites that link to you. [...]. However, some webmasters engage in link exchange schemes and build partner pages exclusively for the sake of cross-linking, disregarding the quality of the links, the sources, and the long-term impact it will have on their sites. This is in violation of Google’s webmaster guidelines and can negatively impact your site’s ranking in search results. Examples of link schemes can include:

• Links intended to manipulate PageRank
• Links to web spammers or bad neighborhoods on the web
• Excessive reciprocal links or excessive link exchanging (“Link to me and I’ll link to you.”)
• Buying or selling links that pass PageRank

Look closer at bullets 1 and 3, do they become familiar to you? Can you honestly say that you don’t violate Google Webmaster Guidelines? I’m 100% sure that every webmaster out there did exchange any links in the past. It’s logic, without those links your website would stay anonymous forever. Without exchanging links there would be no internet, whole concept of it is build on websites linking to each other. A google guy would say that you have to create some relevant content and other websites would link to you for sure. It is true, for maybe 0.0001% of all websites out there. Waiting for natural links is pointless, most of webmasters would not even consider linking to you if you don’t link back to them. Is Google being a hypocrite?

If you yet can’t see the difference just copy and paste the following javascript code into your browser after visiting Google.com:

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