This article is dedicated to SEO
professionals who have been working on Search Engine Promotion for a
quite long time. My effort would get recognized if I help in your task to
become the best in the Search engine Optimization
world. This article is all about link building process, purposely to maintain
the number of links to be published on a page of the website.
Please stop if you are going to
publish a blog with two bucket of links on the page! Wondering? Friends, the
time has come to discuss about the Google’s commendation over the structure of
the Google spiders that always follow the guideline ----- Why this recommendation and what if you don’t
follow rather try to disregard this? Have a look…….
The explanation behind this guideline
is to make a clear understanding of Google’s performance. Google spiders are
made in such a way that they can index only 100KB of a page. If your page is
overstuffed then what will happen? You will lose an important part of your web
page; means Google won’t be able to read the content beyond 100KB. When Google
was designed, the research work specified the number of links to be on a page
is about 100 links or less. If a page might have a plan to collect more than
100 links then you must be ready for the instance where Google will truncate
that page. Your effort of making so many valuable links would not get indexed
since you have a long page violating Google’s recommendation.
Oh my god! Your page is already
heavy! Don’t worry; Google the other name of god in the web world never
disappoint a user. Google can index more than 100K nowadays however keep in
mind that your page is following the “100 links per page guideline” all the
time. From a prospect of a good SEO project this is one of the pillars of a
project. Being a process initiator you might be appreciated by your client or
boss by publishing huge number of links (definitely more than 100) on a page
but, would that be really a good step towards your success? Think twice before
stepping ahead.
Being a professional, I found most
of the times that web pages are with more than 100 links. If it’s so, what
would be the action taken by Google spiders?
Does Google index the page which is actually not following “100 links
per page guideline”? My dear friends, I would like to mention one thing here….
“100 links per page guideline” is in the design and structure of Google. Can
you and I change Google’s structure? I never tried to play with Google, so not
you I believe. This “100 links per page guideline” is the standardized form
which considers webspam (for example: hidden text, doorway pages, installed
malware etc.).
