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New PageRank is being shown on 66.102.11.99 and 66.102.11.104.
Pretty much the same for me :bigsmile:
Thanks for the tool Randy!
I’ve had a few sites improve, but for the most part, I’ve stayed about the same.
The buzz is that it’s become harder to move up to the higher PR levels, but I can’t verify that factually. I was expecting some of of my PR 4’s to turn into 5’s this time out.
More links.
Still going down.
Wonderful heheh…
Same here :shooter:
Working my *** off for links and the reward is less PR :Bong:Thanks Randy,
Looks like a drop in pr for most pr 6 – pr 7 sites. This update does not make any sense at all. I have reveiwed my sites and other competitors with odd results. Most have a drop in pr. So I believe you are correct in your statement Randy.Happy New Years!
That’s the buzz I’ve been hearing too, Cap. PR 7’s and 6’s seem to be moving downward all over the net.
I fully expected a higher PR this update, but remained the same. I’m happy enough that my interior pages are gaining PR. I lost a lot of interior pr when I made all my interior – and most of my incoming – links point to my url WITH the “www”.
Last update my rank was evenly split between: http:myurl.com and htp://www.myurl.com. Both versions had a PR of 5. I lost one pr rank for the “www”-less url, but I imagine in the months to come it will transfer to my “www” url.
(I could obviously use some better terminology than “www” and “www”-less LoL)
The thing to remember is that, at least in my opinion, PR doesn’t matter – it’s the SERPS that count! I’ve found that the only time my PR ever meant anything was when I tried to get links. I’ve pretty much been ignoring the PR of sites that want to link to me – I’m going after the serps, not the PR.
It’s all fun when there’s an update, though – just another stat in this big game of “Sim Website”. :1circling
The thing to remember is that, at least in my opinion, PR doesn’t matter – it’s the SERPS that count! I’ve found that the only time my PR ever meant anything was when I tried to get links. I’ve pretty much been ignoring the PR of sites that want to link to me – I’m going after the serps, not the PR.
That’s how I see it, too.
Boo! Mine went down too, after working to improve, this is what I get- screw you Google! lol :flamer:
One thing to keep in mind is that the only thing that’s updating right now is ‘visible’ PR; Google has a running PR on their backend that affects your SERP’s. They’re not making it visible or current through their toolbar for the same reason they’re not showing accurate backlinks: to block attempts to manipulate their SERP’s.
i.e., just because the toolbar says a site has a PR of 1 doesn’t mean that the site has a PR of 1 right now. It means it had a PR of 1 last time Google updated their display.
It’s my understanding that the “displayed” PR is updated on a quarterly basis. How often are the serps updated? Daily?
The serps seem to update constantly.
I’ve read in seo forums that they do update daily, but sometimes it doesn’t seem that way.
:crazy:As far as PR goes, the way I’ve heard it is that the page rank you see on the google toolbar (the little green indicator) is never up-to-date, and whatever attempts you’ve made in the past 6 weeks or so won’t show up until the next update – in another 3 months.
There are online tools that give a more more accurate measure of a site’s link popularity, such as this one at Marketleap.com: http://www.marketleap.com/publinkpop/default.htm .
I can’t vouch for it’s accuracy, but it’s fun to play with. :1circling
Good tool, fergie thanks!
I use to think that it would take a month or so for new pages to see visible PR updated but that wasn’t so for this one. On one my sites, an interior page went from PR 0 to PR 4, and it was put up 2-3 weeks ago. Maybe because it is a new site. I really don’t know.
