Site Value Checker

1. Google Pagerank

Google's Pagerank is a good indicator of where a website stands. Pagerank is a numerical score ranked from 1 to 10 that signifies how important or how much priority a certain website has on search engines. Pagerank is very popular amongst webmasters for the fact that it gives usually an accurate measurement of how popular a website is on not only Google's search engine, but most other search engines in particular. In most cases, Pagerank plays a part in determining a website's priority however it is unsure/argued as to whether or not it is a measuer of a website's priority or if it is a factor that encourages the website's popularity in search engines. The higher the Pagerank, the better the standing.

2. Alexa Ranking

Although regarded as one of the more inaccurate measurements of a website's prevalence, Alexa's traffic rank gives one at least a glimpse into the scope of a website's traffic. Ranked from 1 to millions, this score provides a broad range for one to look at for determining how well the website stands up against others on the web. The lower the rank, the more popular website. It is not recommended that this score be used as a determinant unless the website ranks below 50,000.

3. Backlink Depth

Backlink depth is important for almost every major website. The more backlinks, the more people can find you. The more prioritized the backlink, the better, as this shows that the website has a strong foundation for traffic and may be able to be trusted to grow in the future. Backlinks are a good indicator also of how old or comsmopolitan a website may be. And of coarse is very important if you are doing something such as purchasing a website.

4. Average Popularity of Related Websites

Calculating the popularity of related websites can give one the idea of how popular the niche is in general. This tells you whether or not the area of study and the information in this area is "worth the time" so to speak. The higher the average, the better the niche.

5. Age of Search Engine Presence

It's not just important that a website have some age on it's shoulders. It's even more important that the site have search engine prevalence on it's back so as to support the website's traffic networks. This is very important seeing that being on search engines longer usually gives a website a better chance of being #1 on competing keywords, and in general, "raking in more" traffic. The longer the website has been prevalent, the higher chances it has of succeeding.

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6. Basic Information

Basic information like meta tags and other header stuffs is always important. They are the meat which lies inside of the bread, your website. Even if some search engines don't neccesarily recognize or place priority based on keywords anymore, it is still important in the fact that they give search engines standard, formal information about the web page they have spidered. When this page is placed on search engines, this information is then placed for the searcher to see, giving off the message you would like to convey. Having more control is always a plus.

7. Other Factors

There are plenty of other small factors that go into making a website. Our algorithm has calculated and looked into this information. This can be anything from load times to the use of frames on the website. We consider a valid, xhtml/css page with as low of an average loading time as possible to be a plus. The higher the score, the better.

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