I found an article written on Google TrustRank, and the article claims that the followings affect Google TrustRank.
- Register your domain for 10 years. If you can't afford the $70 it costs at GoDaddy then are you really serious about your site?
- Buy a SSL certificate - this tells Google that you are a legit business since they know you have to have a verified checking account to get a SSL cert. (And buy it for as many years as you can at a time, at the very least for 2 years)
- Have a privacy policy that tells in exact detail what happens to the information about the visitor that is collected from the site.
- List a mailing address (no P.O. Boxes) - Just as in real life, you feel better purchasing a service or product from a place that has a physical location.
- List your contact information - telephone, fax (if needed), email & name.
- If you have a bigger budget, use any of the "Hacker Safe" services and place those icons on your site. Again, this tells Google that you are seriously committed to protecting your visitor's experience on the site.
http://seoarticles.seoforgoogle.com/google-trustrank.cfmDo any of these actually help you to gain Google TrustRank?
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