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ok an other lame question
what PR is better 1 or 10?
and why i didnt find any info about it so i have to ask here
 
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If you can't find it there 10 is the best, 0 is the worst.
 
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It is fairly easy to get PR1, PR2, and PR3. I rarely ever see PR10's.
 
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PR 10 is good and from there you can count towards the negetive side. Like PR 9, PR 8, PR 7 etc.
 
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Generally speaking sites with PR4 and above are considered well developed and receive some/a lot of traffic
Also Adult sites don't get high PR
 
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ok so PR is also how much triffic the site gets?

lol download com has only 7pr
 
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Only 7PR? Have fun trying to get half that.
 
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themonk said:
ok so PR is also how much triffic the site gets?

lol download com has only 7pr
ONLY PR7...???... :laugh:

PR is also factors in other things.
Read the link bg posted - it isn't even that long a read: http://www.google.com/technology/
 
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themonk said:
lol download com has only 7pr
JRB is right. Getting a PR 7 is not an easy thing.

Moreover download.com is getting typein traffic. And returning users more compared to the new users trying to find them in google. Download.com is an establish word right now.
 
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I feel very odd...I always type in download.cnet.com ;)
 
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Traffic is not only based on PR. You may have a PR7 but 10 hits a day.
Other factors apply: Keyword Density & Number of Pages (Indexed of
Course).

A big PR will boost any well optimized page/site.

Good Luck.
 
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my blog is PR 0.. hope I will get a PR 4 at least in the next update
 
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diegoid said:
Traffic is not only based on PR. You may have a PR7 but 10 hits a day.
Other factors apply: Keyword Density & Number of Pages (Indexed of
Course).
Exactly! :)
There can be low PR-ranked sites getting a lot of traffic. Actually, PageRank is based on a per page basis, not on a site basis. If it were, every page on a site would have the same rank as the home page. Typically, when a site has a (place # here) PR, it's usually referring to it's home page rank. Some sites could have pages ranked higher than their own home page, again, proving that PR is related to a page, not a whole site.
 
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Linkin said:
Exactly! :)
There can be low PR-ranked sites getting a lot of traffic. Actually, PageRank is based on a per page basis, not on a site basis. If it were, every page on a site would have the same rank as the home page. Typically, when a site has a (place # here) PR, it's usually referring to it's home page rank. Some sites could have pages ranked higher than their own home page, again, proving that PR is related to a page, not a whole site.

True. And for those who want to check pr of internal pages....

www.webmastereyes.com (Just wait a few seconds...)

Good Luck My Friend.
 
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and the page rank values updates every ~ 3 months. The last update was on Jan 11 2007
 
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b.a said:
The last update was on Jan 11 2007
i hope this isn't true... i dont think my site might have just missed it or something... still at zero!!
 
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b.a said:
The last update was on Jan 11 2007
Unfortunatelly it IS true...
 
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YesBrilliant said:
Unfortunatelly it IS true...
boooo :'( ... well at least my other sites didn't lose any pr, lol
 
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