Comments on: Wes Montgomery Said… http://pribek.net/2009/03/08/wes-montgomery-said/ Trouble Ain't Over Fri, 19 Mar 2010 03:55:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Vapid and Raging MooPig http://pribek.net/2009/03/08/wes-montgomery-said/comment-page-1/#comment-12351 Vapid and Raging MooPig Mon, 09 Nov 2009 02:09:40 +0000 http://pribek.net/?p=4024#comment-12351 Wes knows the value of time honored "things" and fo rthat he remains ahead of his time... along with Miles, even if both are hard to digest. Correlations Theory: Guitar Mastery and WEB Doc's profile A Web document’s link profile therefore can be used as a metric to gauge shifting trends over time. If a document’s link profile grows, we know that the document participates in young but maturing queries. If a document’s link profile remains stable, we know that the document’s queries has achieved full maturity. If a document’s link profile shrinks we know that the document’s queries are either dimming or have lost all activity. Logic: The correlation between queries and links is very strong. The more people who search for a specific term, the more people who will provide links to content for that term. The fewer people who search for a specific term, the fewer new links that appear for that term. (as Wes says above, the same "PROCESS") God help us. <a href="http://www.seo-theory.com/2007/10/30/the-theorem-of-query-space-optimization/" rel="nofollow">[SOURCE]</a> Wes knows the value of time honored “things” and fo rthat he remains ahead of his time… along with Miles, even if both are hard to digest. Correlations Theory: Guitar Mastery and WEB Doc’s profile

A Web document’s link profile therefore can be used as a metric to gauge shifting trends over time. If a document’s link profile grows, we know that the document participates in young but maturing queries. If a document’s link profile remains stable, we know that the document’s queries has achieved full maturity. If a document’s link profile shrinks we know that the document’s queries are either dimming or have lost all activity.

Logic: The correlation between queries and links is very strong. The more people who search for a specific term, the more people who will provide links to content for that term. The fewer people who search for a specific term, the fewer new links that appear for that term. (as Wes says above, the same “PROCESS”) God help us.
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