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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32282, member: 636"]
Relevancy measures how closely a website matches what someone searched for. Search engines use complex math to figure this out.

Picture someone typing a question into Google. The search engine quickly scans countless web pages, trying to find the best answers. It's looking for sites that cover the topic really well.

Relevancy is like a score the search engine gives each page. A high score means the page is super relevant and probably has the info the person wants. A low score means the page doesn't have much to do with what they searched for.

To determine relevancy, search engines analyze tons of factors. They look at the words on the page, the page's overall topic, and how popular and trusted the website seems to be. All these clues help the search engine decide which pages to show at the top of the results.

As a website owner, relevancy is a big deal. You want search engines to see your site as highly relevant for certain topics. That way, your pages have a better shot at ranking high when people search for those topics. The more relevant your site looks, the more likely you are to get free search traffic.
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