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Is the update complete? My site has PR for only 15 of the 18 data centers. Is this normal?
Hey f&p — how old is your site?
I don’t trust on the PR. My site http://www.sharpgambler.com is online since August-September and PR was updated from 0 to 1, a few days ago. I expected to get more than that. There are a lot of sites that were updated from 0 to 4.
Looking at MarketLeap: http://www.marketleap.com/publinkpop/default.htm I have a lot of links for a page with PR 1. Doesn’t make sense to me. :unhappy:
That site was put up in September/04.
Well mine went up from 0 to 2. I don’t know much about page rank but 2 has got to be better than 0 especially since my site isnt even a month old.
I have a newer site that is only a couple months old. It went from a pr2 to a pr4 on the index page, but some of the inner pages went to pr5’s which seems odd.
Hey Everyone,
For the past few days the pr has been switching back and forth. Today I am showing the pr as before this update started. It is going to be interesting to see what the finial results are going to be. It seems right now that Google is just toying around with us all.Hmm. I didn’t see this post before I wrote my other one. Interesting, I agree. Does this happen every time the visible PR is updated?
Captain wrote:Hey Everyone,
For the past few days the pr has been switching back and forth. Today I am showing the pr as before this update started. It is going to be interesting to see what the finial results are going to be. It seems right now that Google is just toying around with us all.Yes Engineer it does. Still this ongoing update has been the strangest one I have ever seen.
The other day I received an email from a webmaster saying that my link was deleted because they are deleting links to websites with less than a certain PR.
PR is not a good tool. On the last few months, PR has been not updated. On the last update there are strange things. Look, for example at Party Poker. They are now PR 0. In my case, using Market Leap Tool, I have 900 links, and PR 1. I don’t trust on that. Google is playing with us…Although, unfurtunately, there is a lot of people relying on that simple number to make decisions.
Google isn’t playing with anybody. They have some technical issues that is for sure (krystall’s issue seems to be happening on rare occasions), but pagerank is just math. 900 links mean nothing. 900 PR0 links will get you a PR0. The quality of the links is a factor in the equation. One PR5 link is better than 900 PR1 one links (in terms of PR).
Sure it is a math question. The thing is….page rank you see may be different from a true page rank. The little bar you see on your browser may be misleading since it may not correspond to the real PR, and I think google plays with that. How many toolbars have been downloaded because of this tool??
Anyway this is not important at all because the real thing is traffic, no matter what your PR is.
