Meaning of agnostic ?
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What is the exact difference of "Page Level Keyword Usage" and "Page Level Keyword Agnostic Features"?
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Hi Andrew,
you can read the answer here in the new search ranking factors:
http://www.seomoz.org/article/search-ranking-factors#metrics-2
There it is pretty well explained
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I wanted to bump this and see if there is a more concrete answer for this question....
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Ah, yes, I believe that does refer to onpage factors aside from keyword usage and relevance factors. See http://www.seomoz.org/article/search-ranking-factors#on-page-non-keyword-ranking-factors
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"Page Level Keyword Agnostic Features" sounds like it refers to onpage factors that aren't related to keyword relevance/targeting. Where are you seeing these terms? Are they in an SEOmoz tool?
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