How to Keep Google PR?

Hello,

any tips to maintain the google PR that we've got on an update? What will happen if we do nothing to promote the site? Will the PR go down next time?

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by MervikHaums

Hello,

any tips to maintain the google PR that we've got on an update? What will happen if we do nothing to promote the site? Will the PR go down next time?

Thanks.

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Don't know how it works.

You would be surprised to know when I added some good articles and links to my offline business site, still in last update it went down to PR4 from PR5.

G!

Although it feels good to have good PR, it has only a small effect on your site's rank positions. It is a waste of time to dwell upon it unless you are using it to sell links.

With the last update, the PR went down on my most popular sites, but is did not affect their rank positions or the flow of traffic, which continues to improve.

PR is simply the value that Google places on the links pointing to a web page.

In order to answer your question, just keep backlinks coming into your site from high-PR websites. Your site gets its rank from other sites giving you PR-juice, so keep posting on forums with your signature links and keep leaving blog comments to bring backlinks. Over time you may even raise your PR, but it will definitely stay the same with some basic backlink maintenance.

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Originally Posted by GeeOne

Don't know how it works.

You would be surprised to know when I added some good articles and links to my offline business site, still in last update it went down to PR4 from PR5.

G!

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yeah, you are right. No idea what to do..

maintaining backlinks count or adding will probably will keep your PR.

If I were you, I would just do what I've been doing all the while to reach that stage of PR. Just focus on two important areas which are adding fresh content and link building,

I think you should just keep focusing on building your backlinks, that will certainly help to maintain your pagerank

I am of the same view.

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Originally Posted by TopDogger

Although it feels good to have good PR, it has only a small effect on your site's rank positions. It is a waste of time to dwell upon it unless you are using it to sell links.

With the last update, the PR went down on my most popular sites, but is did not affect their rank positions or the flow of traffic, which continues to improve.

PR is simply the value that Google places on the links pointing to a web page.

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I still have a small website on 110mb.com the VideoScreenSaver for a screen saver that I made. I just updated it couple of times to add more links on it, but didn't make any new backlinks. It has PR3 since 2007 :D