This is one question i keep getting asked about or debated, what is Alexa Rank? And how will it effect me?
First of all Alexa is one of the largest web ranking Search Engines on the Internet. How they rank websites is by an Alexa score related to hits to your website. However not just hits, hits that get there by people that use there toolbars or widgets.
The reason a lower number is better in Alexa is because it is seen like a race. To see an example of Alexa Rank and traffic details from Alexa click here.
“The main concept of Alexa in a nutshell is as your Alexa Rank lowers, your traffic level goes up…”
The main importance is rank in the Alexa Search Engine, a lower Alexa Score generally equals better position. Another important option is Advertising on your blog or website. Even though you may be receiving a lot of non toolbar customers or readers to your website, a lower Alexa score in general is seen as a higher link worth on your website to any advertiser.
“A lower Alexa Rank score can mean higher visits to your website and therefore higher earnings…”
Well if you go to alexa.com and install there toolbar or if you own a website then you can install a widget on your website. These two options are the biggest influence on Alexa Ranking.
Yes you can by using a few techniques listed below to lower your Alexa Rank. While Alexa rank should never be seen as essential it is always good to have a all round good score for there own Search Engine Ranking.
As you can see from the list above it’s all really techniques for generating more traffic. I have always found it an interesting concept rewarding a website just for there traffic level…There are more techniques to lower Alexa Rank than the ones above but after sifting through millions of options in webmaster forums, etc these ones seemed to be the prominent ways to help your score.

Note: the best way overall way to lower your Alexa score naturally is to build traffic to your website naturally. An Example of this is by creating quality content and good websites for visitors.




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