In both organic search engines and pay per click advertising like AdWords, algorithms are used to decide which links appear where in the results. The search engines use Internet user actions to detemine how relevant each search result is for any given search phrase.

The algorithm (mathematical equation) considers many factors, but one of the most important is whether someone clicks or not. If a listing doesn’t get clicked on it drops down the page and if it does get clicked on it moves up.

Business owners and bloggers need to understand that personalized search complicates all this. With personalized search, each person is shown DIFFERENT results and the same person may see different results depending on how they’re logged in or what computer they’re using.

If you search for your keywords and never click on your business, YOUR search results will stop showing you that listing even if it is still being shown to everyone else. Before a business owner panics and thinks they’re dropped out of the results they need to have their search done on a totally different computer where no one has been searching for them.

Regarding default links, they are an easy way to share the most relevant post or page when you are commenting in blogs that have the CommentLuv plugin installed. When you use them you don’t have to worry about whether you have written a blog post about any specific topic in the last ten posts – you’ll always have the ability to share the links that are most important to you.
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Also, I don’t quite understand the whole default links thing. Are you saying that what you do is build up a list of links for yourself that you can automatically select when you are leaving a blog post? Perhaps I just need to fiddle around with it in order to figure it out…

Many supposedly “nofollow” links are followed – if they were really never followed the content on them wouldn’t be in the search engine indexes and it is.

And if you set up default links you can put your desired anchor text into the CommentLuv featured link. There are other options for obtaining links but not many as easy to use.
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Sorry for changing the subject, but let’s get back to the point: Comluv is wonderful, excellent for Link Building purposes, but only if links are not “nofollowed”.

So, I just got an excellent anchor text link with this commet, however, it is a nofollowed link, which is quite useless…

However, you’ve just pointed out a Comluv feature I didn’t know of. Thanks a lot! =)
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There is so much to do that is surprising when we have figured out and filled out profiles everywhere. I am glad you found this post useful. Andy and I are continually working to make ComLuv easier to use and more effective.

These default links are by far my favorite new feature of CommentLuv. I’m sure they will be extremely valuable to more and more bloggers as they become aware of them.
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