PR to domain, not to home page?

ShiftySituation

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Was browsing around my site today and looking at inner pages PRs. I clicked the home link which takes me to /index.php and noticed the PR is lower than if I would visit the domain without a /page name. Kind of weird considering they are both the same page!!!

Does this mean if I build backlinks to /index.php, I can actually make it rank higher than the domain itself?
 
i got inner page to have pagerank 3 while domain is PR1....
with zero links to that inner page...
 
Try to build links for that page you want to get rank or having a PR.
 
Basically yes. But PRRed Domain is much better you know. You can sell one with high price.
 
Was browsing around my site today and looking at inner pages PRs. I clicked the home link which takes me to /index.php and noticed the PR is lower than if I would visit the domain without a /page name. Kind of weird considering they are both the same page!!!

Does this mean if I build backlinks to /index.php, I can actually make it rank higher than the domain itself?

No. They're NOT the same page. You have a canonicalization issue...

Google treats the default page in your root web directory differently to the index.php. Your internal links should all point to xxx.com/ and not xxx.com/index.php. As you're passing juice to the index.php page rather than the default root domain. This is called normalisation...

Just google "canonicalization SEO" for more info...

Start here:

http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/canonicalization
 
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