Comments on: The Google Algorithm in 2015: Future Ranking Factors http://www.groovecommerce.com/ecommerce-blog/search-engine-marketing/the-google-algorithm-in-2015-future-ranking-factors/ Wed, 14 Jul 2010 18:19:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Nick http://www.groovecommerce.com/ecommerce-blog/search-engine-marketing/the-google-algorithm-in-2015-future-ranking-factors/comment-page-1/#comment-8331 Nick Sun, 03 Jan 2010 05:00:51 +0000 http://www.groovecommerce.com/?p=2308#comment-8331 Great list. I have been noticing that some of my sites haven't been ranking as well. I am gonna try to incorporate more of the things you listed on my blogs. Great list.

I have been noticing that some of my sites haven’t been ranking as well. I am gonna try to incorporate more of the things you listed on my blogs.

]]> By: Chris Monty http://www.groovecommerce.com/ecommerce-blog/search-engine-marketing/the-google-algorithm-in-2015-future-ranking-factors/comment-page-1/#comment-8328 Chris Monty Fri, 11 Dec 2009 17:08:06 +0000 http://www.groovecommerce.com/?p=2308#comment-8328 Page load speed will definitely be a factor. We've already started taking that into consideration. Great post! Page load speed will definitely be a factor. We’ve already started taking that into consideration. Great post!

]]> By: Merchant Acccount Pro http://www.groovecommerce.com/ecommerce-blog/search-engine-marketing/the-google-algorithm-in-2015-future-ranking-factors/comment-page-1/#comment-8327 Merchant Acccount Pro Tue, 08 Dec 2009 15:44:30 +0000 http://www.groovecommerce.com/?p=2308#comment-8327 Click Through Rate - I think the probability of this is much higher. Why wouldn't Google use this data? If they use it for Adwords, which is what keeps Google going, then it must be a great thing to use. So why not apply that same successful filter to your organic results, which ultimately brings users to search & click on paid links! Page Load - I wish Google provided more detail on this, so if your site ranked poor for a period of time, like a roller coaster ride, you can know what happened exactly during those slow areas where as other times your site is super fast. Click Through Rate – I think the probability of this is much higher. Why wouldn’t Google use this data? If they use it for Adwords, which is what keeps Google going, then it must be a great thing to use. So why not apply that same successful filter to your organic results, which ultimately brings users to search & click on paid links! Page Load – I wish Google provided more detail on this, so if your site ranked poor for a period of time, like a roller coaster ride, you can know what happened exactly during those slow areas where as other times your site is super fast.

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