How does Page Rank work?

How does Google page rank work?

• Answer:

  How Google Page Rank Works: Google ranks a page based on several criteria that will be covered. The most important part of a page being ranked is the relevance; if the title of the page matches all of the parts of the web page. Page rank uses the search engine optimization (SEO). In a nut shell, SEO is all about using distinct keywords in a site. Descriptive meta tags and verbiage throughout pages, plus the internal and external links in common and queries from other search engines can easily rank pages on these points and more. Links coming from other higher ranked pages, blogs, forums with your relevant links work. This is like a vote to your site in the sense that Google already knows that they are credible. A site like seojiffy.com or a forum at forum.seojiffy.com can be a valuable source of info about all these. Basically, avoiding all of the technical jargon, Google sends what are called spiders (because they crawl the different pages of a website like spiderwebs) through your website to search for different keywords and information. Based on the terms of the user's search, different sites will be ranked. Then the relevance, trustworthiness, and the amount of suitable information found within determines how highly the page gets ranked. In addition, At the heart of Google software is a system called PageRank, which basically gives every site on the Internet a rank from 0-10. So how is this calculated? Well, the page rank of your site is determined by the links to your web site. Each time somebody adds a link to your web site, Google interprets this as a vote for your site. The more links you have to your site, the more votes you get. Google page rank work is based on several criteria like that webpage designs, content, layout designs, web page navigation, website structure, user friendly URL "universal resource locater", properly define categories,and developing part into internal body and uses of HTML ,relevance and focus of content which any user can easily read and understand, along with properly defined META Data [Title,Keywords,Description], etc.