How does SEOmoz help in increasing my page rank on google?
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How does SEOmoz help in increasing my page rank on google?
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SEOMoz has nothing to do with your pagerank. You must do all of the work to earn pagerank.
However, SEOmoz can make you a smarter webmaster so that you can get more out of the time that you spend.
But, all of the work still must be done by you.
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I wouldn't say that seomoz has a literal direct effect on helping your pagerank. It does however provide valuable tools to analyze what you're doing right and wrong in terms of SEO strategies, link building etc. SEOmoz also has this forum and public and private questions to help point you in the right direction for your optimization. Additionally, you get a followed linkback after you have 200 MozPoints, but that shouldnt be the only reason to use the website. Your best bet would be to start with the research tools and find out what you're doing and then ask questions from there. You'll see increased results in no time.
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