PR is an obsession with some site owners, but it is a waste of time to chase it. You will get better results if you focus on driving qualified traffic.
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PR is an obsession with some site owners, but it is a waste of time to chase it. You will get better results if you focus on driving qualified traffic.
lolz... not anymore. i discover i can get to the top of searches without pr9 backlinks :DQuote:
Originally Posted by tetrapak
yah me too .... serp rank well without any good pr 9 link and my site only main page have pr (PR1) hahahhaQuote:
Originally Posted by garfish
Try a harder niche then.
niche i try, property, money, business, insurance ....Quote:
Originally Posted by tetrapak
LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetrapak
Since I'm a bit lazy, i probably would :D
Aha. You know what I meant. Try ranking in top three for any of these keywords. Being first for "business management super pro" doesn't mean a thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by SonnyCooL
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Originally Posted by tetrapak
that would be something i have to think a lot. i just can't jump into a niche which i know nothing. but definitely i can't rank it if its a niche such as forex. i hardly rank in law niche. but i got pr though :rofl:
Pages that we believe are important pages receive a higher Page-Rank and are more likely to appear at the top of the search results.I think if your domain has an authority its automatically going to get a Pagerank and a top rank.
What's your view?
PageRank is basically Google's own ruler in terms of authority and reputation. Yes, PR does help with a backlink's quality. However, I don't really agree with your notion. Just because a we think a domain has authority, it doesn't mean Google does. A website gets its sense of authority from "quality content" or by providing a valuable service, etc. There are some people who try to cheat the system to achieve high PR's, but that is only a short term benefit IMO.