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Relevancy Ranking Configuration
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There are five elements that are considered in the
ranking of documents for a given
keyword search. They are META tags description, keywords, the title tag, body
contents, and link descriptions. Here is a table explaining each one of those
elements -- every HTML document that you have on your web server should contain them!
If you do not have access to edit these elements (particularly the META tags) because
you do not know anything about HTML, nor have access to modify the HTML source, you can
ignore this setting or consult with your webmaster or server administrator about modifying
your source code.
Note: In the examples below, the highlighted content is the data indexed for that
particular document element.
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<META NAME="description" CONTENT="This document explains
what a person should be doing to promote positive thinking."> |
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Anywhere between <HEAD> and </HEAD> |
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<META NAME="keywords"
CONTENT="positive,thinking,helpful,thoughts"> |
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Anywhere between <HEAD> and </HEAD> |
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<TITLE>The Good Me: Positive
Thinking</TITLE> |
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Anywhere between <HEAD> and </HEAD> |
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<BODY>Here is the true content of the web
page.</BODY> |
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Anywhere between <HTML> and </HTML> |
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<A HREF="http://yourdomain.com/positive.htm">Positive
thinking - the link description</A> |
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Anywhere between the <A> and </A> |
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