Your scores explained.

Beneath your listing are 3 scores:

Pages Found:  The number of pages found in your website when my robot crawled it.  There may be more pages in your site but my robot didn't go deep enough to find them.  It is recommended that any page you want to be found by search engine robots should be found on your first 2 pages.

Links Found:  This is the number of hyperlinks that the robot found in your pages.  It is usually considered, the higher the number of hyperlinks, the more useful your site.  Again, there may be more hyperlinks in your site but the robot didn't get into your site far enough.

Score:  This number reflects how relevant the robot thinks your site is.  It is based on a number of things.  I chose a number of keywords when designing my robot.  He goes out and finds sites with those keywords on the internet.  I have assigned a score to each word and, depending on where he finds those words (meta tags, page text, etc. ...), he applies a # to it.  Also, # of pages and # of hyperlinks apply to this equation.  This is a lot more complicated than this and I shall endeavor to explain it better in the future.

I run a registered Pro Zeus Internet Marketing Robot.  This is what the manual says about the scoring procedure:

How does Zeus score a web site when he finds and determines whether it is a ThemeSite or not?

Zeus will score every site he visits using the Keywords you selected during training. Zeus scores Keywords higher when they are found in certain areas. They have a higher score if they match the words found in Titles, Descriptions, or META Keyword tags. These are furnished by the webmaster who built the web site Zeus is currently visiting. For example, a word you assigned Very Unique if found in the META tag will score the highest, while a Slight Unique word found in the page text will score the lowest. All the word scores are added and a total score is derived. When the average score for the web site falls below the Backout Limit,  Zeus backs out of the current web site and goes on to the next one. As long as the average score stays high enough Zeus will stay and visit page after page until he reaches his Page Load Limit. (default is 20 pages). He will then save the data he has extracted from the web site.

 

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Your scores explained