We know there are many factors that affect Google PageRank. All of them are very important but there are several factors that make the biggest affect. As we all know content is a queen. If you have interesting content bloggers will link to you and this way you will get valuable back links. The more back links you have the more points you get. But there will be a revolution for many bloggers in 2010.
According to Matt Cutts Page Speed may become a ranking factor in 2010. Now people think what content to write, what methods to use to get back links. They will also have to think how to have a faster Website. It is fair to assume that Google will begin taking page speed into consideration as a ranking factor. Just imagine one example. You have found valuable information on two Websites. One Website loads very fast and the other doesn’t. I believe you would choose the faster one. That is why Google decided to award a Website which is faster. Page speed won’t be as important as back links or content but you will get a bonus for it. I believe that this definitely will be done because lots of people within Google think that page speed should be a ranking factor.
There are many fantastic tools released by Google. All of them can be found on code.google.com/speed/ These tools will help you to check or optimize your Website. In my previous post I have talked about tips to increase page speed. If you want to get a bonus for a faster Website it is time to start thinking of it. To hear what Matt Cutts says about page speed start watching at 2:35 point in the video.
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Nov 18, 2009 at 18:09:23
Nice content it would be helpfull for me .I am impressed your website . Its layout is very attractive .Thanks and keep on working.
Nov 19, 2009 at 03:15:55
I use the YSlow firefox plugin and its great to see where the performance blockages are. I also use websitespeedtest.org and aptimize.com/website-speed-test to run speed tests.
Nov 19, 2009 at 03:54:25
Page speed will help with page rank? I’d better start reducing my loading time and quick!
Nov 20, 2009 at 23:18:21
good article.that is very useful.thanks
Dec 21, 2009 at 00:43:57
In a recent interview with Google Engineer Matt Cutts, Web Pro News is reporting that Matt may have hinted on the future of how Google may rank websites. And guess what? It has something to do with how fast a website actually loads. thanks for post
Dec 31, 2009 at 01:26:07
I would like to know how much”Page Speed Factor”weighting in Page Rank Ranking ? 1% or 20 % or….?
Dec 31, 2009 at 18:14:01
It will be like a bonus for faster websites. So why not to take that bonus.