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Every day we check and store site world rank in our database. Highest rank is 1. Next rank is 2 and so on. If website traffic is increasing, the rank will go lower. If website traffic is decreasing, the rank will go higher. In this section we compare traffic rank on an 1 week, 3 months and 6 months basis.

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Every day we check and store site world rank in our database. Highest rank is 1. Next rank is 2 and so on. If website traffic is increasing, the rank will go lower. If website traffic is decreasing, the rank will go higher. This chart shows how harp.io site rank is changed. Note that we update only ranks in first one million sites and if rank is over 1M, it is not shown on the chart.

In this section we have made analysis of the most popular words on the home page of harp.io. Keywords on the table on the are sorted by their density (frequency) on the page. You can also see top sites that share these keywords in their home pages and also the world rank of these websites. You can check how many websites has some of these keywords as their own keyword too. It's a good and convinient way for researching harp.io competition. For more detailed search, and for checking more than one keywords you can use our search on the top of the page.

Class C network is block (range) of 255 IP addresses. Simple definition for same Class C network is when first three digist of IP addresses are the same, for example IP addresses 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.8.212 are from same Class C network. From 1993, classful networking was replaced by Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR). This means that there are few Class C networks that are NOT in same Internet Service Provider, or even in same country. Class C is still important. German domain authority DENIC, requires the DNS servers to be in two different Class C networks. Some SEO specialist believe Google checks IP of all linking domains and compare Class C network for site linking in order to find linking farms.

When two sites are on same IP address, this means they are hosted on same Web Server. This could be shared server, but this also may means the sites are with one and same owner. If you are on shared server, it is important all sites there to be legitimate, because if there are malware websites, some firewall / proxy software may block the IP address. Some SEO specialists believe Google checks the IP address of the linking domains in order to find linking farms.