Išanalizavo 1 milijoną rezultatų - išvados [EN]

We recently analyzed 1 million Google search results to answer the question: Which factors correlate with first page search engine rankings? We looked at content. We looked at backlinks. We even looked at site speed. With the help of Eric Van Buskirk and our data partners1, we uncovered some interesting findings.

Backlinks remain an extremely important Google ranking factor.

A site’s overall link authority strongly correlates with higher rankings.

Content rated as “topically relevant” significantly outperformed content that didn’t cover a topic in-depth.

Longer content tends to rank higher in Google’s search results. The average Google first page result contains 1,890 words.

HTTPS had a reasonably strong correlation with first page Google rankings.

Despite the buzz around Schema, our data shows that use of Schema markupdoesn’t correlate with higher rankings.

Content with at least one image significantly outperformed content without any images.

Very small relationship between title tag keyword optimization and ranking.

Site speed matters.

Despite Google’s many Penguin updates, exact match anchor text appears to have a strong influence on rankings.

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Maniau patys straipsnį susirasite ;) Juk SEO masteris turi būti ir SERP įgudęs.

http://backlinko.com/search-engine-ranking