Website Graders - Should You Trust Them?

I just took a look at http://www.amivisible.org.  I've not seen this site before.

I think most of these "Review" websites have something to offer.  Google has many criteria used to determine if you are Content Rich, and a good resource for visitors.  It's a life-long campaign to continually be fresh on the Internet, so Google and other search engines will notice you, and give you high search results placement.

I would't get too emotionally involved with a Grade that these sites give.  It's a bit like saying if Google's own PageRank system gives your homepage a 4 out of 10, then you must be doing poorly.  When in fact, a 4 is very good.

What I personally do is review the reports, and things I know I can reasonably do, I do them, but I don't worry about getting a perfect score, because if I go to a different website grader, they will use different criteria, and the scores between the two site will not even be close.  It's a game these companies use to get your SEO business.  That's how they make money.

The guy we use for our SEO is Taylor Reaume, www.thesearchenginepros.com.  He uses professional grading tools and decides what needs to be done to improve the performance of the site.  Then he has other tools to that make it easy to promote your site.  Some of these tools are free, you just need to create a free account.

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