FragileDoll
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- Apr 11, 2012
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PR doesn't matter nowadays, but if you want unique and informative contents would always work.
doing this is especially dangerousYou can try to buy blogroll from domain with high PR
Why would you want higher PR? It doesn't really benefit you.
Just continue building good backlinks and you will eventually get it. PR is updated once every few months so you will also have to wait a bit.This has been confusing me too. I have an ecommerce site that is 2 years old and in a seasonal niche. I have worked hard so far this year to get better rankings for my main keywords and was pleased to reach #1 for a few of my keywords a few weeks ago.I was even happier when the penguin came along and completely blasted my main competition out of the water leaving me at #1 with no serious rivals. However, I am still PR 0 and although I know it doesn't really matter as it is better to be #1 than have a higher PR I'm just a bit baffled as to why.
The site has pretty good content and plenty of product pages. I'm no expert at SEO so the links to the site have mainly been from service providers on BHW and a couple of senuke blasts etc. I'd like to try and raise the PR, partly to make me feel better and partly because it looks better if I ever come to sell the site. Any tips?
Quality, Quality & Quality, Try to get links from niche related sites.