What can we do to raise our blog's PageRank?
One topic that has recently been on everyone's lips is PageRank, Alexa rank and things like that. The basic idea of PageRank is that it measures the pages of an internet domain based on many parameters and gives its main page a score out of ten as its PageRank. To find out the PageRank of your site or blog, you can go to the website ...
and enter the address of your website or blog to find out its PageRank. Keep in mind that PageRank data is updated every three to six months. Interestingly, the highest PageRank in the world (10) belongs to Twitter, which is a social website. Well, here are a few tips that will raise your PageRank: 1. One of the most important factors in raising PageRank is your visit statistics. 2. Links that lead nowhere (that is, they return a 404 error) and pictures that have been deleted from the upload server, leaving an empty frame shown in the blog, are important factors in lowering PageRank. 3. The phrases written in the meta tag of HTML pages are used to raise PageRank. These words are the main basis search engines use for searching and identifying a site. 4. Opening tags and not closing them, which counts as a coding error, lowers PageRank. In general, incorrect code lowers PageRank. 5. The number of links to your blog or website is also one of the factors in raising PageRank. The more you're linked to, the higher your PageRank goes. 6. Using templates with messy code lowers PageRank, and conversely, templates with optimized and advanced code raise PageRank. 7. Using pictures with very large dimensions and file sizes lowers PageRank, and conversely, optimized, small pictures made for the web raise PageRank. 8. Using the HTTPS protocol and an encrypted connection is a very important factor in raising PageRank.
- If you use Blogfa (a popular Iranian blogging platform), never check the option you see in the picture below.
Checking this option causes your PageRank to drop; I'll explain why in the next point. 10. Using lowercase English letters, numbers and hyphens in page addresses raises PageRank, and conversely, using uppercase English letters, special characters, Persian letters and things like that in the addresses of pages, as well as pictures and other files, lowers PageRank. So if you look at the previous point, you'll see why I said not to check it: you may have used Persian letters in your post title, and once it's placed in the page address your PageRank will drop. If you know of any other points, tell me in the comments so I can add them to this post for everyone else to use.