Google Claims That Pages That Validate Do Not Rank High!
September 21st, 2009 | 1,244 views RSS Feed
Google believes that pages that validate do not rank high. Having valid HTML to boost up ranking in Google and other search engine may not have much impact on your ranking and this is what most SEOs believe.
In a recent You Tube Video, Google's Matt Cutts explained why Google.com does not validate pages. He also said that Google doesn't "give any sort of boost to web pages that validate." He pointed out because "the vast majority of pages on the web don't validate," including Google.com.
Here is the video to give more details:
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September 22nd, 2009 at 10:32
They probably admit one thing, but they do take a different behavior apparently. I've two test case where for minor keywords I've been able to shift up into the SERP just adjusting and fixing all the HTML code.
September 24th, 2009 at 11:31
It's weird tho!
SEO experts always told me I had to validate my html to rank higher.
Intresting article. thanks!