
In the beginning, Google use to rank pages by the number of inbound links a site had. The reason being, the more inbound links, the more important the page must be. Website owners caught on and began link exchanges, hidden links and other nefarious tactics to boost their search engine rankings. Google has since changed how it ranks pages, so such tactics no longer work. The search engine now looks at the quality of links (authoritative) as a way of measuring a website’s authority.
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Bjorn Wallman
Asthe CEO of Once Interactive, a highly regarded digital marketing agency, Bjorn possesses a deep understanding of the ever-evolving landscape of SEO. He has successfully guided numerous companies towards achieving higher search engine rankings, increased organic traffic, and improved online visibility.
