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JOE_DEEDS wrote:The website I am actively developing went from PR 3 to PR 2.
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Another domain I own, but never developed – that has had two banners and a “coming soon” paragraph on it for 6 months -went from PR 1 to PR 3!!!
Way to go Gooooooogle!!!!
PR is largely an indication of the logical/illogical flow of your site navigation system along with incoming links. Little more than that, but it is still useful. A small site with 1 page is as likely to get a PR 3 as a site with 1,000 pages. If your PR is sliding, then it’s time to analyse how your internal page links work. Similarly a site with 1,000 incoming links and illogical/poor in-site navigation may only get a PR3 also.
Low PR may mean bad linking, orphan pages, lots of pages in a site but only one link to them internally, heavy weighting of incoming links to one particular page etc etc etc. And PR filters in and out also don’t forget. Just use it as a general feel as to how Google thinks your navigation works for users and change accordingly.
There is PR update and got PR6 from PR5 of some sites
Is it still PR updating or it is stopped? I have PR4 on Google toolbar in InternetExplorer but PR2 in Firefox browser. I had PR2 earlier.
I think the PR update stalled. I think have the datacentres have the new PR, and half have the old PR.
My main sites went down from PR5 to PR4 and PR3 and another top site of mine went from PR5 to PR6.
This is the first time I have ever had a site at PR6.
