The graph above shows the strong positive correlation between the number of Google indexed pages and median leads. More specifically, it reveals that an incremental 50 to 100 indexed pages can cause double-digit lead growth up until customers reach several hundred Google indexed pages.
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What we found is that size is not a critical factor for achieving significant volumes of Google indexed pages.
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Build page volume: consider starting a blog to quickly increase number of pagesImprove each page's optimization as per Google's methodology to maximize chances of having all of your web pages included in the index:On-Page Search Engine Optimization: placing keywords in the right places on web pages such that Google and other search engines know what each page of your web site is about, and what keywords to rank you forOff-Page Search Engine Optimization: building inbound links from reputable sites, thus demonstrating your popularity to search engines
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Nate Riggs
Nate Riggs is a communication and social web strategist with a true passion for connecting people with people, promoting genuine and transparent communication, and helping mid-sided to large companies adopt and use social web technology. Nate has run the gamut of marketing and business developm...