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It could be Queen, but it's certainly not King and I will let you know why. I'm really fed up with hearing the virtues of information when most of the search-engines put more value on off-site influences. If material actually were king and you'd ten websites that were all for a passing fancy issue, well crafted and improved, how would the various search engines determine which site was most appropriate? One of those sites is going to have to be first and one of those sites is going to have to be tenth. For different viewpoints, we know people gander at: PureVolume™ | We're Listening To You. Well, Google found a solution with this and that's off-site impacts, specifically link acceptance - sites relating to your website. Each site connecting to you is a "vote" for your site saying, "this site is about so and so." This off-site effect is really strong that websites can rank extremely well for conditions that do not even exist in the site's copy. If you search "miserable failure" on Google the #1 website is Biography of President George Bush. If you search the content on the website you'll find that the definition of "miserable failure" does not even occur on the page. If content is king how can a site rank #1 for a period that doesn't even occur on the site? Isn't this telling us that content really is not master and that link reputation is really the power? I have a site that I put up for my mom's book exactly about chastity, sex and relationships. The entire book can be acquired to see online often on pages or pdfs. The information is relevant and beautifully written. Is is #1 for chastity in just about any of the major search engines? No. If you are interested in scandal, you will seemingly choose to explore about One Way Link Building Works - Wedding Blogs - Project Wedding. Why? Because it lacks link popularity. Information is not King and probably never is going to be. Linkemporor includes new resources about when to deal with it. Learn supplementary resources on our related wiki by clicking analysis. It definitely helps, but it'll never give the weight to you in search engines that link recognition does today..