Our common sense will tell us that popular search terms have more competing webpages.
Same analogy with popular hit songs being played by number of competing radio stations hoping gather listeners. But this research tells us it is only “medium correlated”. (more…)

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This is it. The only experimental proof I’ve seen regarding the effects of domain page rank on Google search engine result positions. SEO experts in reputable SEO forums says page rank is not a significant ranking factor.I have conducted a study to confirm if this is a fact, and it is. I sampled 25 different keywords at random and gather the top one URL until Position 50. The domain (homepage) page rank data are then gathered simultaneously from multipagerank.com.Finally I then perform ANOVA (Analysis of variance) statistical analysis to compare the means of page rank each at Position 1, Position 2, Position three and so on until Position 50.If the result of the ANOVA is statistically different this means that domain page rank has some affect on Search engine rankings. If not, this is not a factor in ranking.

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I am doing a study to quantify the relevance of title tags and how it effects the Google Search results Ranking. I have hypothesized that the relevance rating of the title tags could be related by:

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