To boost your rank:

• update site regularly
• get good back links over time
• use Google Keyword tool and Google trends to see what content is most relevant
• make your site accessible
• make your site light weight and use less http requests
• link to great websites
• use more content then HTML
• use friendly URLs
• use a domain that is up in years
• link to page within your own site
• provide a robots.txt and sitemap to Google Web Master tools
• post quality over quantity
• optimize your website for users not just search (kinda odd but true)
• use web standards
• use microformats, RDFa, and ARIA

To boost your rank:

• update site regularly
• get good back links over time
• use Google Keyword tool and Google trends to see what content is most relevant
• make your site accessible
• make your site light weight and use less http requests
• link to great websites
• use more content then HTML
• use friendly URLs
• use a domain that is up in years
• link to page within your own site
• provide a robots.txt and sitemap to Google Web Master tools
• post quality over quantity
• optimize your website for users not just search (kinda odd but true)
• use web standards
• use microformats, RDFa, ARIA and schema.org.

To boost your rank:

• use web standards
• update site regularly
• get good back links over time
• use Google Keyword tool and Google trends to see what content is most relevant
• make your site accessible
• make your site light weight and use less http requests
• link to great websites
• use more content then HTML
• use friendly URLs
• use a domain that is up in years
• link to page within your own site
• provide a robots.txt and sitemap to Google Web Master tools
• post quality over quantity
• optimize your website for users not just search (kinda odd but true)
• use micro-formates, RDFa, and ARIA
• give you content context with good class and id name in your HTML, similar to web standards
• the list can go on forever

To boost your rank:

• update site regularly
• get good back links over time
• use Google Keyword tool and Google trends to see what content is most relevant
• make your site accessible
• make your site light weight and use less http requests
• link to great websites
• use more content then HTML
• use friendly URLs
• use a domain that is up in years
• link to page within your own site
• provide a robots.txt and sitemap to Google Web Master tools
• post quality over quantity
• optimize your website for users not just search (kinda odd but true)
• use web standards
• use microformats, RDFa, and ARIA