Comments on: Your Website Does What? http://computerrepairblog.com/your-website-does-what.html Computer Technology Tue, 07 Feb 2012 21:05:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: thetechangels http://computerrepairblog.com/your-website-does-what.html/comment-page-1#comment-234 thetechangels Sun, 19 Apr 2009 05:50:41 +0000 http://computerrepairblog.com/?p=46#comment-234 You raise many good points. We recently read another article at http://www.endgamepr.com/blog/2007/08/08/google-appears-to-have-banned-reciprocal-linking/ which similarly discusses that Google no longer values reciprocal linking. This seems quite silly. If someone thinks a site is worthy of linking to it should count towards page ranking. However, there are plenty of valuable straight links available on the web. I so agree the quality of your website matters. It is a good policy to periodically Google or other search engine search your website. You don't want erroneous information circulating. We spoke to a client recently. A website had them in the wrong category for their company. They started receiving very strange phone calls. A little search engine investigating showed why. Another client had the wrong fax number listed on their website. A simple error that can cause profit loss to the company if important documents are not received. We would like to remind everyone to proof their web content periodically and run a search engine test for their company. Hopefully this will assist you in driving proper traffic to your company and therefore raising company profits. You raise many good points. We recently read another article at http://www.endgamepr.com/blog/2007/08/08/google-appears-to-have-banned-reciprocal-linking/ which similarly discusses that Google no longer values reciprocal linking. This seems quite silly. If someone thinks a site is worthy of linking to it should count towards page ranking. However, there are plenty of valuable straight links available on the web.

I so agree the quality of your website matters. It is a good policy to periodically Google or other search engine search your website. You don’t want erroneous information circulating. We spoke to a client recently. A website had them in the wrong category for their company. They started receiving very strange phone calls. A little search engine investigating showed why. Another client had the wrong fax number listed on their website. A simple error that can cause profit loss to the company if important documents are not received.

We would like to remind everyone to proof their web content periodically and run a search engine test for their company. Hopefully this will assist you in driving proper traffic to your company and therefore raising company profits.

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