Everybody wants their website to rank #1 on Google. Who can blame them? Google commands 65-85% of the search market, depending on who you ask and what they measure. According to Chitika, a Westborough, MA online advertising agency, the top 10 “eligible to rank on Google” pages earn 92 percent of the traffic for a given search term. The top 3 earn 62.
The first thing you need to know is that pages rank, not websites. That means there’s a lot more competition than you might have first thought.
According to factshunt.com, there were roughly 510 million “live” websites and 14.3 trillion “live” webpages on the net in 2013, and it continues to grow at a mind-boggling rate. “Every second millions of bytes [characters] are added all over the world.”…
What It Means to Be “Eligible to Rank on Google”
