How do you increase you papgerank?

Hello,
Page Rank is a method used by Google Search Engine to rank web pages. A higher page rank means a better position in the search engine results for your web pages. How do you increase you papgerank?

Ehrrrm; Submit your site to directories. I know some that can move you to page 2.

Backlinks

PR is a failed metrix move on folks no mileage gained by chasing flawed values...

brendonmice said:

Hello,
Page Rank is a method used by Google Search Engine to rank web pages. A higher page rank means a better position in the search engine results for your web pages. How do you increase you papgerank?

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lol is there a link where you can give proper documentation here?
This is not true.. some of the sites on the top 1 position have Pr 0-2 when competitiors are PR5++

But just to answer your question on how to increase page rank get High Page rank Backlinks everysingle day and force index them.. that's based on experience. no one can exactly tell you how to increase page rank or give you a proper documentation for it cause only google knows exactly how..

brendonmice said:

Hello,
Page Rank is a method used by Google Search Engine to rank web pages. A higher page rank means a better position in the search engine results for your web pages. How do you increase you papgerank?

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PageRank

The rank value indicates an importance of a particular page. A hyperlink to a page counts as a vote of support. The PageRank of a page is defined recursively and depends on the number and PageRank metric of all pages that link to it ("incoming links"). A page that is linked to by many pages with high PageRank receives a high rank itself. If there are no links to a web page, then there is no support for that page.

Deprecation

PageRank was once available for the verified site maintainers through the Google Webmaster Tools interface. However on October 15, 2009, a Google employee confirmed[43] that the company had removed PageRank from its Webmaster Tools section, explaining that "We've been telling people for a long time that they shouldn't focus on PageRank so much. Many site owners seem to think it's the most important metric for them to track, which is simply not true."[43] In addition, The PageRank indicator is not available in Google's own Chrome browser.


The visible page rank is updated very infrequently[44] .


On 6 October 2011, many users mistakenly thought Google PageRank was gone. As it turns out, it was simply an update to the URL used to query the PageRank from Google.[45]


Google now also relies on other strategies as well as PageRank, such as Google Panda.[46]

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Man, people in here with these ridiculously vague questions... "How do I make money online?" "How do I become a full-time IMer?" "How do I make a good website?"

I really don't want to be a dick, but seriously... These questions are what this entire forum is about. These questions are what everyone else is here to find out. It's like going to a cooking forum and asking "how do I make good food?"

thasken said:

lol is there a link where you can give proper documentation here?
This is not true.. some of the sites on the top 1 position have Pr 0-2 when competitiors are PR5++

But just to answer your question on how to increase page rank get High Page rank Backlinks everysingle day and force index them.. that's based on experience. no one can exactly tell you how to increase page rank or give you a proper documentation for it cause only google knows exactly how..

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You are right & wrong. PageRank (note the absence of a " " <space>) does not determine rank on the SERP (Search Engine Results Page), however Google does "use" (quoting the OP) "PageRank to rank web pages", it's just not the ONLY thing. It's one of 200 factors (old information, may no longer be true), and it's been said that PageRank has been deprecated and is no longer as important a factor as it used to be (new information, and may also not be true).

Which is why you see PR2 site ranking higher than PR5 sites.

But all of this is meaningless, because it ignores the most important, end-all, be-all quality and that is, what does Google think is most relevant to the particular keyword? RELEVANCE is the end-all, be-all. It's the whole point of the algorithm. Everyone gets all spun up over this factor and that factor, and all these squabbles blow up and no one pays attention to the most important fact which is at the end of the day, Google and it's algorithm delivers what it thinks is relevance to any given keyword.

Which means that it is a waste of time to focus on any particular variable without also taking into account, not only all the other 199 variables, but also how all those variables compare with all the other websites that have that particular keyword.

So you cannot possibly have a simple conversation between people that "sort of" know this stuff, because there are too many variables in play to allow for any kind of basic discussion. It should all be couched in open-ended terms like "might" and "could" and also anecdotal examples such as "well, I tried this and then this happened, so maybe...." The simpler the assertion is, and the more confident the person saying it sounds, the more likely it is to be completely wrong.

B. Friendly said:

But all of this is meaningless, because it ignores the most important, end-all, be-all quality and that is, what does Google think is most relevant to the particular keyword? RELEVANCE is the end-all, be-all. It's the whole point of the algorithm. Everyone gets all spun up over this factor and that factor, and all these squabbles blow up and no one pays attention to the most important fact which is at the end of the day, Google and it's algorithm delivers what it thinks is relevance to any given keyword.

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I have to ask, what are you basing this on? I also thought relevancy is the key. As you are saying - Google lives from showing relevant results to its users. But based on my experience, promoting medium to high comp kw in tough niches, you can give all the relevant links you want, and you
probably will get somewhere, but i saw time and time again that the big jump comes from leased high quality links, without to much relevancy.
Newspapers, gust blogs etc...

I never saw these jumps when i got lower quality links( sidebar, directories, articles, PR etc).

Yes, Page Rank is important for any Website. There are some Off-page techniques should be available:
- Directory submissions
- Social bookmarking
- Article submissions
- Blog Commenting
- Forum Posting & Commenting
- Guest posting
- Video Submissions
- Web 2.0 Creations
Before this you can do Good On-page optimization, which is very forwarded to Off-page SEO. With the help of these we can get good PR as well as Good traffic will be come .

Giladp89 said:

I have to ask, what are you basing this on? I also thought relevancy is the key. As you are saying - Google lives from showing relevant results to its users. But based on my experience, promoting medium to high comp kw in tough niches, you can give all the relevant links you want, and you probably will get somewhere, but i saw time and time again that the big jump comes from leased high quality links, without to much relevancy. Newspapers, gust blogs etc... I never saw these jumps when i got lower quality links( sidebar, directories, articles, PR etc).

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Well first I think we need to clarify the difference between "relevant" anchor text, which means anchor text that has the kw, or variations of the key word (plumbers, plumbing, etc...) and relevance the "big word" that describes whatever it is that Google's algorithm outputs.

Because, even though one might think a backlink with anchor text "san diego plumbing" is relevant to someone running a search on "san diego plumber", that doesn't make it the end-all, be-all big-word "relevant" (output of Google's algorithm). I think that factor is called "LSI" or similar, and it has to do with semantic associations between words. In some cases substituting the word "plumbing" for "plumber" for a searchers text is "good enough". But that doesn't mean loading up a bunch of spam backlinks with "relevant" keywords is a guarantee to higher ranking.

What you might be talking about is "trust rank", which tbh is something I've read about have only "sort of" understand. As I see it, certain sites are just trusted by Google and backlinks from them are just naturally going to give more juice to a particular site than backlinks from a site that is less trusted; even if the difference in PageRank (and whatever other factors) is weighted in the opposite direction.

I don't read much about trust rank, and I think it's because most people don't know too much about it. Otherwise, there could be other reasons why a leased link from a low PR page from cnn.com has more juice than an "earned" link from a less significant site's page, that has higher PR, besides just trust. There are (it is said) 200 other factors to think about, which really is the entire point of my posting here. There's a lot more to think about than the few ideas immediately in front of us, in this thread, and in almost all the others.