Comments on: An Outside-In View Of Websites http://www.staygolinks.com/an-outside-in-view-of-websites.htm The Mobile Web From A Desktop Perspective Wed, 08 Feb 2012 07:03:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Home Pages Suck | Search Engine People | Toronto http://www.staygolinks.com/an-outside-in-view-of-websites.htm/comment-page-1#comment-115466 Home Pages Suck | Search Engine People | Toronto Tue, 20 Apr 2010 11:12:12 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/?p=763#comment-115466 [...] most readers disagreeing with what I am about to say.  As I have done in recent articles on outside in views on websites and on subdomains, I want you to avoid the notion of a domain or website.  We are in the [...] [...] most readers disagreeing with what I am about to say.  As I have done in recent articles on outside in views on websites and on subdomains, I want you to avoid the notion of a domain or website.  We are in the [...]

]]> By: Alex http://www.staygolinks.com/an-outside-in-view-of-websites.htm/comment-page-1#comment-115412 Alex Fri, 16 Apr 2010 09:11:56 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/?p=763#comment-115412 This article is astounding. You are officially blowing my mind with this web site! ;) One thing though - I'm not quite sure that the authority that passes through hyperlinks will be "exactly" the same "whether these hyperlinks target closely related web pages or quite independent web pages." How did you find this out? In my investigations into ranking, it "seems" that in-bound links score higher than a site's internal links. I might be wrong - this is just observation and opinion from doing general link profile analysis of a large number of web sites - I measured inbound links and internal links pointing at a large number of pages, and while there is a definite correlation, it appeared that the inbound links had something more of an effect on ranking. I think wikipedia is the perfect model. Each page generates its own status and highly targeted link authority irrespective of the home page, which serves to define the "meme" / theme of the site rather than as the most important point of entry. This article is astounding. You are officially blowing my mind with this web site! ;)

One thing though – I’m not quite sure that the authority that passes through hyperlinks will be “exactly” the same “whether these hyperlinks target closely related web pages or quite independent web pages.” How did you find this out?
In my investigations into ranking, it “seems” that in-bound links score higher than a site’s internal links. I might be wrong – this is just observation and opinion from doing general link profile analysis of a large number of web sites – I measured inbound links and internal links pointing at a large number of pages, and while there is a definite correlation, it appeared that the inbound links had something more of an effect on ranking.
I think wikipedia is the perfect model. Each page generates its own status and highly targeted link authority irrespective of the home page, which serves to define the “meme” / theme of the site rather than as the most important point of entry.

]]> By: An Outside-In View of Subdomains – Questions | Search Engine People | Toronto http://www.staygolinks.com/an-outside-in-view-of-websites.htm/comment-page-1#comment-115338 An Outside-In View of Subdomains – Questions | Search Engine People | Toronto Tue, 06 Apr 2010 13:01:20 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/?p=763#comment-115338 [...] look at a more fundamental notion.  What exactly is a website.  We propose the notion of an Outside-In View of a website to suggest using the perspective of a visitor (or a spider) rather than the website owner.  [...] [...] look at a more fundamental notion.  What exactly is a website.  We propose the notion of an Outside-In View of a website to suggest using the perspective of a visitor (or a spider) rather than the website owner.  [...]

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