A cool site is perfect, however we need results. It’s never easy to measure web results. Since I have hardly any familiarity with Website design enhancement, I won’t make any master claims about I’m going to’s message. As a result, during our web redevelopment, I discovered the following:
A website goes by the name Alexa. I accept Amazon claims it. I am unaware of their formulas or method for measuring web rankings. Prior to the redesign, our US ranking was 464,185 and our World Ranking was 2,221,373.
As of July 7, 2010, our new ranking is 1,486,803, and our US ranking is now 237,846. Because I am a proud analytical, it was simple for me to spin the numbers and declare this a quantifiable success. Being in the top 5 percent makes me feel pretty good considering that there are approximately 25 million ranked websites. That is sufficient for me, and I do not want to burst my bubble by further investigating the rankings only to discover that only 1,500,000 are currently ranked. You are encouraged to look at your own.
Another thing they show is sites that link to yours. Links are supposed to have a big impact on SEO rankings. The variety of linking websites is yet another crucial aspect. When I looked at them, Yahoo wasn’t one of the links to my website. Shame on me for never having my website included in the Yahoo directory, despite our 11-year existence. Consequently, I did some preliminary research and discovered that listing in the Yahoo directory requires payment. There is a fee of $299.00.
I made the decision to carry it out, even though we already had fairly high rankings for local searches. When I read the advantages and disadvantages, I knew there was no clear answer. I anticipate that it will eventually appear in Alexa’s linked listing, which they update quarterly because we are currently a part of their directory.
When everything is said and done, I think; We are pleased by the finished product. In the event that you have a question, I will do my best to answer it.
