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Google’s Panda update has been implemented worldwide a few weeks ago. The whole objective of the Google Panda update was to eliminate low quality content. However many website owners who were affected feel they have been victims and do not fall in the low quality content category.

Search Engine Optimization has been around for many years now. The techniques used to optimize have adjusted and evolved in line with the changes with search engine ranking factors [Google mostly]. But for people who are new to the field, there is always a confusion of where to start, how to start, what should I do first, how do I prioritize the items and many other confusions.  So, I am listing 25 things that a person should consider when optimizing a website for achieving search engine rankings.  This list can also be used as a reference for experienced people working on SEO.

I Google-d for the key phrase “SEO Hosting” and I was impressed by the number of results that turned out. Apparently there are too many services that provide SEO Hosting. By what I understood is that these services provide ‘x’ number of C Class IPs for ‘y’ amount of money. The objective is to host each domain in different C Class IPs. The reason why website promoters buy such a package [for link building] seems obvious. Search engines, when considering the link authority of a website, next to the relevance and quality of the links that come in, they give importance for how many different IPs are linking back to the website.