Search engines have no way of knowing what traffic your website gets so it can't be used as a ranking metric in their algorithm. (Google has clearly stated that Google Analytics data is not used in their ranking algorithm).

Even if they did, the number of visits would not be a good judge of relevance as it is easy to artificially inflate your number of visitors. So even if search engines knew how many visitors your site had it would not be a very useful metric to them. (Now if they had access to your site analytics they could use that to determine the quality of your site visits which could possibly be used to determine quality of content but that is currently not happening).

Does the number of visits matters for SEO?
I'd like to place all my family's media in one shared folder for everyone to use from any computer.  Whether it's a PC or home server.

What is more appropriate:


Create it in my home folder (/home/lamcro/media/)
Create a new account called media (/home/media/)
or just Create a new folder  (/media/)


As far as I know, there is no "Shared Folder" in Ubuntu, like in Windows.

I'm just looking for the least cumbersome method, in case I ever want to do a full Linux re-install.
