The Myth: Search Engines Use Content To Rank Websites

April 7, 2013 - PRLog -- Shedding the light on why and how big companies in competitive niches get to the top of the search ranking charts, LDENetwork reveals that the secret is actually not just down to content. Other methods are now being employed which can catapult a website to the top of search with very little content.

While the average Internet website owner believes in the myth that content is king to rank highly, LDENetwork has shown that this is just not true. LDENetwork says "if you want to rocket up the search engine charts then you really must concentrate on social aspects rather than "content". LDENetworks PR 2.0 site is available for view: http://www.ldenetwork.com/pr

LDENetwork advises, "Keep using the main social networks and get your name out there. Do it regularly and as often as your leading competitor. If they are using social media once a day then you have to match that...and preferably beat it. It is no accident that social media is starting to become entrenched as a major search factor- people are using social as a means of recommending or a warning of websites and products far more than they are creating a website about it."

About LDENetwork

LDENetwork was originally on offline medical educational company teaching Doctors and nurses in clinical settings. The Internet heralded a new opening for the company which now has a division dedicated to online research focusing on small business Internet practices. For more information, visit LDENetwork's original site: http://www.ldenetwork.com