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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.

Google rolled out the implementation of the +1 Button in their search results in March. The Google +1 Button shows up at the end of a search result of a webpage with the number of +1s that the page has got.  There used to be a Google +1 button next to the search result title of the web page where people can +1 it. The Google +1 button is away for users to recommend the webpage for her/his network of friends and colleagues. So, when I search for something in Google, if one of my friends who is in my network did a +1 to a webpage, that particular webpage has a priority in showing up.