Hello. Currently, we are at PR 5. What's yours?
Have you got a great idea on how to improve your rank?

:)

PR4 on a couple of sites. To improve rank get backlinks on sites that have a higher PR.

PR7 for almost a year now. Hasn't gone up or gone down

PR 7! Cool. My congratulations.

:)

I think we will have to work on increasing our PR as well.
More suggestions are welcome!

Originally posted by consul
Hello. Currently, we are at PR 5. What's yours?
Have you got a great idea on how to improve your rank?

:)
How do you test this?

Originally posted by netsolutions
How do you test this?

I use: http://www.pagerank.net/pagerank-checker/

Once I redo some thing on my site, I'm going to start actively promoting my hosting business in an effort to raise my PR

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Too slow. :)

Not really sure how PR benefits. Our forum has a PR6 but performs better in search engine rankings than the website.

To test for PR there a number of Page Rank checking tools around. I believe Google Toolbar will give you the page rank immediately.

:)

Originally posted by AgaBoogaBoo
I use: http://www.pagerank.net/pagerank-checker/

Once I redo some thing on my site, I'm going to start actively promoting my hosting business in an effort to raise my PR
I have to admit I don't fully understand the results. It says I have a page rank of 3/10, what does this exactly mean?

I think this page discusses about Page Rank:
Page Rank Explained Correctly with Examples (http://www.iprcom.com/papers/pagerank/).

We wish you well.

:)

Originally posted by netsolutions
I have to admit I don't fully understand the results. It says I have a page rank of 3/10, what does this exactly mean?

Here you go: http://www.google.com/webmasters/4.html

:)

Currently PR4 for all the sites we have promoted. :)

Yes to improve get backlinks. :)

PR 4 last year but PR 32 this year :(

Question: Do you have any idea how the Page Rank is affected if two competing websites (say both offer web design services) have links for each other? I am not sure if some of you have tested this possibility. Anyone? This should be interesting!

:)

Theres no such thing as 32?????

We have a big fat goose egg - 0

PR 32? I am not sure if that is possible. From what I understand PR is from 1 to 10.

You must be talking about the SERPs? (Search Engine Results Pages) where you are now number 32 (previously number 4) on the list for a certain keyword/phrase searched?

Originally posted by mohammedzeeshanhu
PR 4 last year but PR 32 this year :(

Originally posted by mohammedzeeshanhu
PR 4 last year but PR 32 this year :(

That’s why you need an expert touch each year in this changing world.;)

Pagerank 6 here.

Originally posted by consul
Question: Do you have any idea how the Page Rank is affected if two competing websites (say both offer web design services) have links for each other? I am not sure if some of you have tested this possibility. Anyone? This should be interesting!

:)


nice question. :) i noticed that since i had signed up with hosting review my website really boomed. but i am not sure as well.

yes sorry i meant u all are talking about search page results :(

Our's has been 5 for quite a while... the website's over four years old in it's current form and pretty sloppy though...

If the new one ever gets online it should improve. :)

thats great akashik

Our main site is showing a PR4. We changed our name to Warp-Factor just over a year ago, so I'm happy with a PR4 right now. As we continue to grow our advertising campaigns, I'm sure it will grow.

http://www.jswf.co.uk has PageRank 1/10. :(

www.blockedme.com
P2 on one of my site in 20 days!!

i have 2 sites PR 2
then 3 others with a fat 0

I have a site that's not even hosted. I have set up nameservers, but in fact never got around to create the actual account on the server, and it has gotten a PR of 3.

Anybody care to explain that.

It's at 3 right now..not too bad. Hope to get it much higher

Did you get the domain from somebody else ?

PageRank 0/10.

hehe

My page rank is 3.

Sites don't have PageRank, pages do.

The average PageRank is between four and five... since it's displayed "rounded down," if you're showing a four on the toolbar for a given page, it's about average -- if you're working on increasing PageRank, don't brag about a PR4. :)

But bottom line, PageRank is so far down the list of things to worry about in search engine positioning specifically or in marketing a site in general that you're generally better off not even worrying about it. In the course of meetig important site marketing goals, you'll probably end up with a higher PageRank on most pages of your site than you had to begin with -- for those people who are made happier by seeing that green bar get longer. But it's better thought of as a side effect of effective site promotion, rather than as a goal or as a measure of effectiveness.

we've got PR6 - www.openhosting.co.uk (default page :p)