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Thread: Importance of Google PageRank

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    Page Rank is the numeric value assigns by Google to the websites. The greater the value of PR, the higher the importance of the site. The value runs from 0 to 100. Google algorithm is a PR is the combination is a natural way. Today link exchanges and link building has become a rich market for their right to undermine the essence of the original Page Rank. It is the best way to compete is to join the race and make serious efforts to build links.

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    Quote Originally Posted by aenajones View Post
    Page Rank is the numeric value assigns by Google to the websites. The greater the value of PR, the higher the importance of the site. The value runs from 0 to 100. Google algorithm is a PR is the combination is a natural way. Today link exchanges and link building has become a rich market for their right to undermine the essence of the original Page Rank. It is the best way to compete is to join the race and make serious efforts to build links.
    PR is from 1 to 10, not 1 to 100.
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    So much so that even pages that barely have any mention of the search terms, if their PR is high enough, will still outrank lower PR pages that are purely about the search term.it's very basic but if you search for anything on google you will see that pages with higher PR list higher than pages with lower PR.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jadonsmith View Post
    So much so that even pages that barely have any mention of the search terms, if their PR is high enough, will still outrank lower PR pages that are purely about the search term.it's very basic but if you search for anything on google you will see that pages with higher PR list higher than pages with lower PR.
    Actually, I've found the exact opposite is true.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Old Sarge View Post
    Actually, I've found the exact opposite is true.
    I agree. I've got a PR0 site higher on serps than competing PR4 websites, because my site is better optimised for relevant search terms.

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    Quote Originally Posted by C0ldf1re View Post
    I agree. I've got a PR0 site higher on serps than competing PR4 websites, because my site is better optimised for relevant search terms.
    I thing you got higher SERP than that site that has PR4 because you created fresh content and updated your site often.

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    Quote Originally Posted by championpicks View Post
    I thing you got higher SERP than that site that has PR4 because you created fresh content and updated your site often.
    IMO, it was more an issue of good use of meta tags and keyword pounding.

    Otherwise, how would you explain a PR 2 site that has occupied #1 in all the major SEs without a single word of new content and not a single change in code or design in over four years?
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    Quote Originally Posted by championpicks View Post
    I thing you got higher SERP than that site that has PR4 because you created fresh content and updated your site often.
    But I didn't. Another beautiful theory raped and murdered by a gang of ugly facts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Old Sarge View Post
    IMO, it was more an issue of good use of meta tags and keyword pounding.

    Otherwise, how would you explain a PR 2 site that has occupied #1 in all the major SEs without a single word of new content and not a single change in code or design in over four years?

    That's why "I Think"...

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    If one site has huge traffic but 1 PR. then is it cause to increase the price of site?

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    Quote Originally Posted by newbie2010 View Post
    If one site has huge traffic but 1 PR. then is it cause to increase the price of site?
    Nah, I don't think traffic will affect the price site.

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    Quote Originally Posted by championpicks View Post
    Nah, I don't think traffic will affect the price site.
    Why not? If the site subject remains similar, it logically should. Shouldn't it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by championpicks View Post
    Nah, I don't think traffic will affect the price site.
    Traffic plays a pretty large part in the valuation of a site. Especially if the current SEO is relevant to and can be carried forward to the new site. (That's why many are sold, isn't it?)

    And in the end, isn't traffic and conversions (sales) what e-commerce is all about? The more traffic, the more conversions and the more conversions the more money ...
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    PageRank measure's a web page's importance. A Score out of ten assigned by google to each indexed web pages. The visible result of the algorithm, but note that the “public” PR is not the same as the ‘true’ PR and is only updated infrequently. PageRank is one of many factors that determines where your web page appears in search result ranking, but if all other factors are equal, PageRank can have significant impact on your Google rankings.

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    Also, if everything is the same page, the higher PR site outrank a PR lower than almost all the time on Google.

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