I’ve written what I think Google Juice is about.

In a nutshell, websites are currency, valuable search currency.

The author of this site has been exploring Google Juice for a few years on his own blog and this website has evolved after many requests from visitors.

If your website has a good level of ‘Google Juice’ (or as Google call it: PageRank) you’ll be exposed to the right audiences you are attempting to target, either through a blog, webpage or corporate site.

Google ranks pages out of 10. My current weblog (http://matt.ultralab.net) has a rank of 5, at one time it was 6 and I’m still trying to understand why it dropped.

Googlejuice.co.uk is a free site and attempts to assist web developers understand what they need to do in order to achieve good levels of ‘Google Juice’ in order to achieve exposure to the right audiences without purchasing advertising space.

This website has nothing to do with the Google Corporation or her search rivals. This website exists to try and understand what makes Google, Yahoo, MSN (etc etc) tick.

I believe there are some simple rules to achieving search engine success and I’ll build them into entries on the site over time, but before I do that I’ll start with the most simple rule for success: Good Google Juice does not happen over night, it takes years of careful experimentation and dedication.

This website will attempt to explore how Google Juice is manufactured and how to get websites to the top of search rankings without paying a penny.