PR dropped from 2 to N/A - Should I worry?

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I've been actively building links to my site for a while and the activity has increased quite a bit since this month. This includes directory submissions, article marketing, wiki links and so on.

I noticed that my site's PR dropped from 2 to N/A and i'm wondering if this is an 'initial warning' of sorts from Google?

The search seems to be fine from Google and I rank in top 10 for some keywords as well.

Kindly advise.
 
with which tool did you check the PR of your site ?
recently due to PR update most of the PR checkers were showing PR as NA
 
Used most of the online free PR checker sites. Checked on my competitor links and their PR's show up normally.
 
N/A just means not available, not the same as PR0. From what I know, PR hasn't been updated lately so they wouldn't update just for you and not for everyone else. This simply means the data is not available, try again later. Building links will increase your PR. You have nothing to worry about.
 
When you use firefox you can install the seoquake plugin:
http://www.seoquake.com/
There you'll find all informations you need.
 
There were no PR update, so its just a pr retrieving error
 
well, just to update.. Checked and now my PR shows 3. Couldn't be happier!!

Thanks for chipping in, everybody.
 
PR really doest matter much . Worry about rankings
 
There were no PR update, so its just a pr retrieving error

Actually.. it looks like there was...

One of my competitors dropped from a PR4 to a PR3 overnight.

PR really doest matter much . Worry about rankings

Actually, a page rank is one of the factors Google uses while ranking pages.
 
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PR really doest matter much . Worry about rankings

.. and yet right here on BHW, more than a dozen service threads start off with either a "High PR blog network..../High PR Backlinks....."

The Irony eh!!!

But you're right on the dot. I've switched to monitoring the Moz authority rankings than PR.
 
Actually.. it looks like there was...

One of my competitors dropped from a PR4 to a PR3 overnight.



Actually, a page rank is one of the factors Google uses while ranking pages.

Not quite. There wasn't any. As mentioned, I guess it was a PR retrieving error or maybe google put my domain on hold for further checks. Who knows!!
 
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