Page Rank 4 on the Homepage but no PR on any of the Subpages.

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Hi,

I've noticed there is plenty of sites (especially those offering link selling) that have high Page Rank on the homepage (PR4, 5, or so) but no PR at all on any of the subpages.
My first thought is this PR has been gained in some dodgy way but I cant figure out how is that possible as in many cases the situation stays unchanged after the PR update (for instance the recent one).
Any thoughts of how this works?
Thanks in advance for any input!
 
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I think it is because of:

  1. Low quality of content in the subpages
  2. Inproper internal linking
  3. Not quality of backlinks
 
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Gaining PR is not a one day task it take years to gain high PR, just building any type of link will not help to gain high PR you have to get quality natural one way link which will help your website to get page rank, Put some good content on internal pages, do proper internal linking use H1 tag, write good meta and then build quality links for internal pages after some period you will see page rank for internal pages as well for your website.
 
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I've seen that often as well, and in many cases it happens on aged domains where the content has been changed so often but the backlinks to the index page have remained active. It's also very possible, especially if the front page of the site is interesting and people link to it but the subpages have no entertainment value. PR4 isn't that easy to achieve so I can definitely understand why it seems dodgy to you.
 
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Obviously that PR for each page of site are diferent.If you want to increase PR of any pages you have to gain backlinks to that pages not homepage.
 
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Often times it may take a while for that page-rank to flow to other pages. One of the best way you can increase page-rank for your sub-pages is to build links to them.
 
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People, pay attention.
The reason just about every website on the net has page rank first on the index page is that is the one that you send people to, thus it is advertised more, google bots and other search engine bots see it first, and really, do you want to spend time and money trying to get page rank on all your interior pages?
 
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No backlinks to inner or subpages may be the reason or low quality contents.
 
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Low quality content may be the one reason for no PR.
 
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Google give the PR by considering many things such as back-link, traffic, content etc. While making a back-link we give most priority to our home-page or main Url rahter than inner page Url.
 
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The dodgy way is very easy. Crete around 100 sub-domains on your domain name as example www.domain.com then create ww2.domain.com ww5.domain.com good.domain.com bad.domain.com etc and forward all of them to your main domain. Submit all the domains to Google manually. Create bulk number of backlinks to all the domains using some bots.

Google is updating everyday and making big updates with Panda, Penguin....(more are coming) but still they have limitations. Whatever, Google is still the leading Search Engine.

---------- Post added at 03:19 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:16 AM ----------

Oh one more thing I forgot to tell. Create some links from your main domain forwarding to high PR domains like google.com wikipedia.org and more. Don't show those links to your visitors just show them to Google bot. If you have such 100 links you'll get high PR soon.

Mind it. Google's new engine update will catch fake PR and Spun Content (Copycats) So use the strategy at your own risk. ;)
 
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You should also do social book marking and social media marketing of those posts. Also avoid duplication, keyword stuffing, and over optimization always use quality contents in your post.
 
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Page Rank(PR) is always taken into account based on the number of back links. So, most of the websites just focused on home page links, so get good number of PR whereas internal pages are not given that much weight age so no PR or low PR is there on the websites.
 
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One way to increase page rank in SERP is to have a quality web content and making it unique. Search engine such as Google ranks website by its relevant content.
 
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Normally the index will have a higher pagerank than the sub pages. I do have a site that has a PR5 on a sub page and a PR4 on the index though :)
 
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It should be time taken..it takes some time to bring the PR of your deeplink..For this you need to focus on Your "Deeplink" do some seo for that..
 
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normal situation.
 
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Page rank is offered by google to mention the reputation of a particular web page. No of backlinks, quality content, keywords proximity, value of the backlinks domain age and many factors decide the Page rank of the site. So may be your inner pages has not containing effective backlinks or quality content in the web page.
 
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By getting the PR is some tough thing to Homepage...and for getting the PR to deep link its morethan the Homepage..Its so hard and timetaken...
 
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Hi,

I've noticed there is plenty of sites (especially those offering link selling) that have high Page Rank on the homepage (PR4, 5, or so) but no PR at all on any of the subpages.
My first thought is this PR has been gained in some dodgy way but I cant figure out how is that possible as in many cases the situation stays unchanged after the PR update (for instance the recent one).
Any thoughts of how this works?
Thanks in advance for any input!

How many subpages do these sites have? Do these sites publish only original content? Are these sites on drop domains? How long did it take since the creation of a subpage until the PR update? In fact, there are lots of factors which can cause zero PR on subpages. Could you please give examples of these sites.
 
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