Posts Tagged ‘google’
Proof that Alexa rankings can be very inaccurate for small websites
Here is a comparison of the actual viewing figures for this site (as recorded in Google Analytics), against the values that Alexa reports. Alexa vs Google Analytics page views This is a fairly small blog, getting 600-800 page views per day. If you too have a website which is of a similar size you might be interested in just how wrong [...]
Visualising the Google PageRank scale
Google’s PageRank is a scale from 0-10 that shows how well connected web pages are. Web pages with higher PageRank values have more quality links pointing to them. It is not a linear scale, it is a logarithmic scale. People estimates that the logarithm base is between 5 and 10. Because it is a logarithmic scale it can be quite hard to [...]
Are your website and blog earnings at risk?
There are a lot of websites out there telling you how you can make money out of your website or blog. You may have decided to try some of these ideas to make some money out of your web presence. Perhaps you even rely on your web-generated money for a significant slice of your income. If you have then have you ever analysed how secure this income [...]
