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 Discover How These Statistical Correlation Charts & Gleanings Can Measurably Improve The Search Engine Rank Of All Your Web Pages... Guaranteed!
If you've ever gotten advice from the search engine forums or "experts," you know how conflicting the data can be. In time you may ask yourself, "Where are they coming up with this?" All you'll get are hearsay responses and "It worked for me..." answers. When you press one of these experts up to a wall, you may get their most honest answer: nobody really understands the way the search engines work behind the scenes. This is true. The search engine algorithms are a deeply guarded secret. But there is a gaping hole to this mystery. They have actually exposed their secret to all. With each search conducted, this mystery is uncovered... Are hyphens good or bad in the domain name? Should I go with a .net domain if the .com is taken? Should my pages end with html, php, or what? Are meta description tags helpful anymore? What if you could could find answers to scores of such questions? To have an answer that holds statistical weight, one would have to analyze more than just a handful of sites, you'd have to analyze tens of thousands of search engine results. What a task... This would require the correlation analysis of at least 20,000 searches * 20 search results per search * 3 search engines = 1,200,000 results to analyze! If that wasn't overwhelming, this analysis needs to be conducted monthly to discover search engine algorithm changes. I have good news for you: I am offering access to some very processor-intentive software that performs monthly statistical correlation analysis on a growing number of factors. At the end of the processing (which takes weeks to perform), it spits out pretty charts highlighting the positive or negative correlations of each factor so you can make sense of it all. See a sample chart below:  The above chart reveals that Yahoo & MSN tend to rank .com domains much higher than average, while Google appears to have a negligible correlation for this factor. Furthermore, all 3 search engines love .gov and .org domains, with MSN favoring .gov domains the most. Neutral domains are .info and .net domains, except in Google, which doesn't appear to like .net. As a Ranking Measures subscriber, you will have access to many more revealing charts such as the one above. My Ranking Measures software doesn't install on your computer (that would be impossible!). Instead, I run the application on my dedicated server and share the results in the form of charts and analysis each month. From there, you can make the necessary changes to your site, or become reassured that you are already doing the right things. Obviously, you can understand the value of such data. Let me share with you what one person told me after seeing the value of the Ranking Measures charts & data for the first time:
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