Increase Alexa rank in 5 steps - And keep it growing Constantly

Alexa's Blog Entry:

How to Boost Alexa rank
I see this line in blogs just about every day: "How to boost your Alexa Rank." They are inevitably filled
with misguided musings posted by fools who can't be bothered to learn the facts before blathering
about some get-rich-quick scheme.

Here's a perfect example <--(CLICK HERE) In this blog post, he says you can boost your rank EASILY by following his simple steps. That post was from August 9th, so he should be in the top 100 by now, right? Wrong. In fact,he barely cracked the Top 100,000. But, his rank did go up... did his scheme work?
No, of course not.It is just that people who have the Alexa Toolbar noticed his post and visited his
site, pushing his rank up.

Then there are the blogs that tell you to put one of our Alexa Widgets on your site. They all claim that
your rank will improve dramatically. But,of course, it doesn't work. That would be ridiculous, right?
But you wouldn't know that if you read these blogs.

Of course we can't forget the people who will charge you to increase your rank. I wonder how much
money these services have made over the years. I can tell you with absolute certainty, that you
may as well burn your money in a voodoo traffic pyre while chanting "Alexa" over and over. Maybe
that will work. But these programs definitely don't and you can look at their traffic rank as proof. If
that isn't enough to convinceyou, how about this... even trying to boost your rank through these
means is resorting to fraud. That is no way to run a business. And for those wicked souls who
recommend pinging, port scanning or crawling our site to boost your rank, cut it out. Hacking our site
is not just a waste of time, it is a crime .

If you want to know how the rankings actually work,.......... read below on Ronie_iz_BaD

Before We Actually Talk About How to Increase Alexa ranking's Let's read what Alexa says About the rankings.


ABOUT the Alexa Traffic Rankings

A listing of all sites on the Web, sorted by traffic...
Alexa computes traffic rankings by analyzing the Web usage of millions of Alexa Toolbar users and data obtained from other, diverse traffic data sources. The information is sorted, sifted, anonymized,
counted, and computed, until, finally, we get the traffic rankings shown in the Alexa service. The process is relatively complex, but if you have a need to know, please read on.

What is Traffic Rank?
The traffic rank is based on three months of aggregated historical traffic data from millions of Alexa
Toolbar users and data obtained from other, diverse traffic data sources, and is a combined measure
of page views and users (reach). As a first step, Alexa computes the reach and number of page views
for all sites on the Web on a daily basis. The main Alexa traffic rank is based on a value derived from
these two quantities averaged over time (so that the rank of a site reflects both the number of users
who visit that site as well as the number of pages on the site viewed by those users). The three-month change is determined by comparing the site's current rank with its rank from three months ago. For example, on July 1, the three-month change would show the difference between the rank based on traffic during the first quarter of the year and the rank based on traffic during the second quarter.

What are sites and Web hosts?
Traffic is computed for sites, which are typically defined at the domain level. For example, the Web hosts www.msn.com, carpoint.msn.com and slate.msn.com are all treated as part of the same site, because they
all reside on the same domain, msn.com. An exception is blogs or personal home pages, which are treated separately if they can be automatically identified as such from the URLs in question. Also, sites which are found to be serving the same content (mirrors) are generally counted together as the same site.

What is Reach?
Reach measures the number of users. Reach is typically expressed as the percentage of all Internet users who visit a given site. So, for example, if a site like yahoo.com has a reach of 28%, this means that of
all global Internet users measured by Alexa, 28% of them visit yahoo.com. Alexa's one-week and
three-month average reach are measures of daily reach, averaged over the specified time period. The three-month change is determined by comparing a site's current reach with its values from three months ago.

What are Page Views?
Page views measure the number of pages viewed by site visitors. Multiple page views of the same page made by the same user on the same day are counted only once. The page views per user numbers are the
average numbers of unique pages viewed per user per day by the visitors to the site. The three-month change is determined by comparing a site's current page view numbers with those from three months
ago.

How Are Traffic Trend Graphs Calculated?
The Trend graph shows you the site's daily traffic rank, charted overtime. The daily traffic rank reflects
the traffic to the site based on data for a single day. In contrast, the main traffic rank shown in the
Alexa Toolbar and elsewhere in the service is calculated from three months of aggregate traffic data.Daily traffic rankings will sometimes benefit sites with sporadically high traffic, while the three-month traffic
ranking benefits sites with consistent traffic over time. Since we feel that consistent traffic is a better indication of a site's value, we've chosen to use the three-month traffic rank to represent the site's
overall popularity. We use the daily traffic rank in the Trend graphs because it allows you to see short
-term fluctuations in traffic much more clearly.It is possible for a site's three-month traffic rank to be
higher than any single daily rank shown in the Trend graph. On any given day there may be many sites
that temporarily shoot up in the rankings. But if a site has consistent traffic performance, it may end up
with the best ranking when the traffic data are aggregated into the three-month average. A good
analogy is a four-day golf tournament:if a different player comes in first at each match, but you come in second at all four matches, you can end up winning the tournament.

What is Data Normalization?
Alexa's ranking methodology corrects for a large number of potential biases and calculates the ranks accordingly. We normalize based on the geographic location of site visitors. We correct for biases in the
demographic distribution of site visitors. We correct for potential biases in the data collected from our Alexa Toolbar to better represent those types of site visitors who might not use an Alexa Toolbar.

How are Movers & Shakers Calculated?
The movers and shakers list is based on changes in average reach (numbers of users). For each site on the net, we compute the average weekly reach and compare it with the average reach during previous weeks. The more significant the change, the higher the site will be on the list. The percent change shown on the Movers & Shakers list is based on the change in reach. It is important to note that the traffic rankings shown on the Movers & Shakers page are weekly traffic rankings; they are not the same as the three-month average traffic rankings shown in the other Alexa services and are not the same as the reach numbers used to generate the list.

Some Important Disclaimers
The traffic data are based on the set of toolbars that use Alexa data, which may not be a representative sample of the global Internet population. To the extent that our sample of users differs from the set of all Internet users, our traffic estimates may over- or under-estimate the actual traffic to any particular site.
In some cases traffic data may also be adversely affected by our "site" definitions. With tens of millions of hosts on the Internet, our automated procedures for determining which hosts are serving the "same"
content may be incorrect and/or out-of-date. Similarly, the determinations of domains and home pages
may not always be accurate.Sites with relatively low traffic will not be accurately ranked by Alexa.
Alexa's data comes from a large sample of several million Alexa Toolbar users and other traffic data
sources; however, the size of the Web and concentration of users on the most popular sites make it
difficult to accurately determine the ranking of sites with fewer than 1,000 monthly visitors. Generally,
traffic rankings of 100,000 and above should be regarded as not reliable. Conversely, the closer a site
gets to #1, the more reliable its traffic ranking becomes.


SO HERE WE ARE NOW
Increase Alexa rank in 5 steps - And Keep it Growing Constantly


1. Download Alexa Toolbar or Statusbar from HERE

2. Fill your site with Content, without language errors and Broken links. Language errors can make your hard work look funny and broken links are definitely disgusting.

3. Create Backlinks on sites with high rank. Like www.forums.digitalpoint.com , register on similar forums and add your site in your signature there (Be active also on these forums). Paying to get backlinks is a poor choice in a way, would you rather advertise officially.

4. Download THIS Firefox addon to Digg, Tweet, Stumble .,., facebook....etc any page of your site and don't forget to customize your profiles on these Social Networks with your site and Do make a Facebook Fan Page And one More Account on Twitter just for your site.

5. No matter what you read elsewhere Autosurfs like THIS, THIS & THIS & THIS are the best option if you ain't in top 10,000 on Alexa rank. They not only provide consistent traffic which increases Alexa rank but they Also increase Visitors to your site via Google search results. As google wouldn't show your site in a few good results while searching if you have NO or low Alexa rank, so Autosurfs are infact one of the primary and best sources until you reach a certain Alexa rank. (Don't forget to install a Good Antivirus before browsing for certain reasons)

For More info on How to increase Traffic to your sites ,READ HERE

Thanks admin for this informative post and the 5 steps
The Autosurfs and statusbar are cool

I have installed the Alexa Statusbar from the options in the toolbar. I thought it was only available as a toolbar and will consume the space but I am using it in statusbar
Hope it helps to increase the alexa rank

I am bumping each thread with admin's permission

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