Professional Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

193 Professional Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

above, the status of all websites that link to your site will be "" backlink check of my

own website".

·Links Back: The Links Back checkbox should be ticked if a website links back to

your website. It should be ticked for all websites that have been found with the

method above. If the box is not ticked, the the found website used to link to your

website when it was indexed by search engines but it does not link anymore to your

site.

·Include In Link Pages: Not relevant here.

·PR: Displays the Google PageRank of the website. The more web pages with a high

PageRank link to your website the more likely it is that your own website will also

get a high PageRank. Note that the PageRank that Google displays in the toolbar is

not the actual PageRank that Google uses for its algorithm. You should not take it

too seriously.

·Traffic Rank: Displays the Alexa Traffic Rank of the website. The lower the

number, the more visitors a website gets. Although the Traffic Rank numbers can

be a good indicator, they are not always correct because Alexa does not have

complete data about all sites.

·Email: Not relevant here.

·Relevance: Not relevant here.

·Added: Not relevant here.

·Last Email: Not relevant here.

·Link Check: Not relevant here.

·Back Link URL (if available): Displays the URL of the page on which you can

find the link back to your site. In this case, the URL is identical with the URL that is

displayed in the "URL" column.

·Outbound Links: Shows the number of outbound link that can be found on the

link partner page. The fewer outbound links are on the page, the more important

search engines will consider the link to your website.

·Total Links: Shows the total number of links that can be found on the link partner

page. The fewer links are on the page, the more important is the link to your page.

·IP Address: Shows the IP address under which the web page resides.