[fantapattaya]

...results as it does with adwords to rank higher? In the PPC game with Adwords and maybe others, the click through ratio increase your ranking nearer the top of the sponsored results.Would the same apply to organic results? Would a catchy and proper description that makes the visitors click on your link move you up the organic results?

[BlessedSoul]

Hi Fantapattaya, I believe most search engines use user feedback while ranking results. However, it is not just a simple click-through ratio. Many engines would analyze a few levels deeper to understand how long users stayed on a site, how many different people liked the site for a query and so on. So, it seems to me that it is a good idea to have a catchy and "proper" description for your page. However, the content on the page should be such that a) it is relevant to the query and b) once the user arrives at the page, he/she will spend some time on your site and will be satisfied (he won't click on another result for his query).Search Engines go very hard on spam, so make sure you don't use any black hat techniques. There's nothing wrong with adding relevant keywords to your page though.Hope this helps!

[clikondavid]

Google is not ranking your website based on the Click Through Rate. After all, if it's a new page then no-one is visiting it so it won't have a CTR!What is important is that your page title matches you meta tags and your this content is repeated in the opening paragraph of your content. Build links from other sites that use those keywords as well.What Google is looking for is the stats that tells them how much a visitor likes a site. So if they visit then can't find anything that relates to the keyword then you won't get anywhere in the listings. But if it all ties together then eventually you will rise to the top - but be prepared to wait. There are no quick fixes.

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