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Does Page Segmentation has any relevance with SEO??? What do you mean by Page Segmentation? Page Segmentation is relivant mostly if you believe in PR as part of your marketing plan.
The theory being that the engines will give more weight to blocks (locations) where advertising is not normally displayed.
So the "Theory" says that where you place the link on the page is important.
OH No - Link farmers are scambling. If Google can ever get PR to work again they may give it more weight IF they can make algorithmic improvements to improve search relevance and neutralize the spammier link building methods
But PR will be short lived if they bring it back. Links farmers are making money and that's a lot of incentive to keep trying to beat Google and keep the scam going. http://searchengineland.com/seo-page...analysis-16077
go through above , answer for your question. Nice ideas but it would be great if there is an experiment - a check if it works or not. This way these are just ideas. And no proof... Quote: PR will be short lived if they bring it back. It never went anywhere. The Google search engine is built around the Page Rank patents which are named after Larry Page, one of Google's founders. They are not likely to be building some whole new approach any time soon. I find Google's returns to be more relevant than most because of it. I believe that there's always work being done algorithmically within the system to present more relevant returns, and there are constantly filters being implemented and/or refined to try to weed out the spam. Quote: Originally Posted by MichelRobinson2 Does Page Segmentation has any relevance with SEO??? Not yet. Vision Based Page Segmentation is the subject and title of a paper that came out of the Microsoft research labs that is apparently getting good reviews so far. You can read the synopsis here. I haven't had the chance to read the whole paper yet but it's certainly on my list. Microsoft really needs something to boost their search engine numbers. Maybe this will be the magic bullet. First let me know the page segmentation I believe page segmentation is not yet part of SEO. Hello !!
even i think that the page segmentation is not the part of SEO as it is the part related to the computer memory management and comes under the operating system theory.
Thanks Quote: Originally Posted by infrascapeweb http://searchengineland.com/seo-page...analysis-16077
go through above , answer for your question. Nice information about Page segmentation , Actually i really don't know more about this particular topic , but after seen your searchengineland.com I feel really glad i think so page segmentation is not linked with the seo, i think so its an other thing... Quote: Originally Posted by jithuden First let me know the page segmentation Here is your Answer.
Quote: Originally Posted by pinkfluffybunny Page Segmentation is relivant mostly if you believe in PR as part of your marketing plan.
The theory being that the engines will give more weight to blocks (locations) where advertising is not normally displayed.
So the "Theory" says that where you place the link on the page is important.
OH No - Link farmers are scambling. If Google can ever get PR to work again they may give it more weight IF they can make algorithmic improvements to improve search relevance and neutralize the spammier link building methods
But PR will be short lived if they bring it back. Links farmers are making money and that's a lot of incentive to keep trying to beat Google and keep the scam going. thanks its realy helpfull answer from "aja72".... but its still to be known that how deep or valuable page segmentation is to search engines . Quote: Originally Posted by MichelRobinson2 Does Page Segmentation has any relevance with SEO??? umm do you mean with the hr? or what Page segmentation is when a search engine looks to break a given web page down into its component parts. There is a general notion towards page segmentation. For most search engines, this has been done mainly to reduce levels of noise in a page. I read an article about SEO implications of Page Segmentation Concepts - http://www.huomah.com/Search-Engines...-concepts.html
The theory being that the engines will give more weight to blocks (locations) where advertising is not normally displayed.
So the "Theory" says that where you place the link on the page is important.
OH No - Link farmers are scambling. If Google can ever get PR to work again they may give it more weight IF they can make algorithmic improvements to improve search relevance and neutralize the spammier link building methods
But PR will be short lived if they bring it back. Links farmers are making money and that's a lot of incentive to keep trying to beat Google and keep the scam going. http://searchengineland.com/seo-page...analysis-16077
go through above , answer for your question. Nice ideas but it would be great if there is an experiment - a check if it works or not. This way these are just ideas. And no proof... Quote: PR will be short lived if they bring it back. It never went anywhere. The Google search engine is built around the Page Rank patents which are named after Larry Page, one of Google's founders. They are not likely to be building some whole new approach any time soon. I find Google's returns to be more relevant than most because of it. I believe that there's always work being done algorithmically within the system to present more relevant returns, and there are constantly filters being implemented and/or refined to try to weed out the spam. Quote: Originally Posted by MichelRobinson2 Does Page Segmentation has any relevance with SEO??? Not yet. Vision Based Page Segmentation is the subject and title of a paper that came out of the Microsoft research labs that is apparently getting good reviews so far. You can read the synopsis here. I haven't had the chance to read the whole paper yet but it's certainly on my list. Microsoft really needs something to boost their search engine numbers. Maybe this will be the magic bullet. First let me know the page segmentation I believe page segmentation is not yet part of SEO. Hello !!
even i think that the page segmentation is not the part of SEO as it is the part related to the computer memory management and comes under the operating system theory.
Thanks Quote: Originally Posted by infrascapeweb http://searchengineland.com/seo-page...analysis-16077
go through above , answer for your question. Nice information about Page segmentation , Actually i really don't know more about this particular topic , but after seen your searchengineland.com I feel really glad i think so page segmentation is not linked with the seo, i think so its an other thing... Quote: Originally Posted by jithuden First let me know the page segmentation Here is your Answer.
Quote: Originally Posted by pinkfluffybunny Page Segmentation is relivant mostly if you believe in PR as part of your marketing plan.
The theory being that the engines will give more weight to blocks (locations) where advertising is not normally displayed.
So the "Theory" says that where you place the link on the page is important.
OH No - Link farmers are scambling. If Google can ever get PR to work again they may give it more weight IF they can make algorithmic improvements to improve search relevance and neutralize the spammier link building methods
But PR will be short lived if they bring it back. Links farmers are making money and that's a lot of incentive to keep trying to beat Google and keep the scam going. thanks its realy helpfull answer from "aja72".... but its still to be known that how deep or valuable page segmentation is to search engines . Quote: Originally Posted by MichelRobinson2 Does Page Segmentation has any relevance with SEO??? umm do you mean with the hr? or what Page segmentation is when a search engine looks to break a given web page down into its component parts. There is a general notion towards page segmentation. For most search engines, this has been done mainly to reduce levels of noise in a page. I read an article about SEO implications of Page Segmentation Concepts - http://www.huomah.com/Search-Engines...-concepts.html