Site pr (pagerank)

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SEO Positive

• Nov 7, 2009

• Original Poster
• #1

Hi guys, for some reason today, I am getting mixed results, started at about 3pm.

Some tools are saying my homepage has a PR4 like it has had for a few months now, but others have just started saying PR0, and saying that PR is invalid, or PR is fake.

This is only hapening with the homepage, and not the rest of the site. I know there was a PR update last week, and up till now my homepage stayed at a PR4.

It looks like the site / page is ok with Google, as the pages are still in the SERPS.

Not too sure whats going on. I have tried it on digpagerank.com & this is the result http://www.digpagerank.com/index.php...tive.com&dc=18

most of the datacentres show "OFF" as a result, while others show PR4 as a result.

Is there something going on that I have missed?

 

mattsaw

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• Nov 7, 2009

• #2

It's probably just a glitch if you're not seeing any other changes. Toolbar pagerank is notoriously buggy.

 

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chrisor

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Nov 1, 2009

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• Nov 7, 2009

• #3

Yeah the google toolbar gives my wrong results daily for me... see if it calms down today... you'll probably find it does

 

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SEO Positive

• Nov 7, 2009

• Original Poster
• #4

think it may be just a glitch... hope so.

 

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GreenLaser

• Nov 7, 2009

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• #5

Yeah, I agree. It does that all the time, check it again a little bit later.

 

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eventdomain

• Nov 7, 2009

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• #6

PR is just a bit of fun - it's entertainment and part of Google's viral marketing.

Never link for green pixels, but do link for targeted traffic.

 

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david64

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dddddddd

• Nov 7, 2009

• #7

Looks to me like there has been a PR update. I am seeing a few changes.

When there is a PR update, your tool may show different results as many of them use different data-centres, which are not synchronised.

 

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TDplus4

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• Nov 7, 2009

• #8

david64 said:

Looks to me like there has been a PR update. I am seeing a few changes.

When there is a PR update, your tool may show different results as many of them use different data-centres, which are not synchronised.

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Seems like there has been. All part of Google's "Caffeine" update, originally scheduled for Sept 09 and currently in roll-out mode throughout November. Besides, PR is not a true metric to go on - as it's updated every 3-9 months. Best to use SEOMoz (MozTrust) metrics IMO.

 

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SEO Positive

• Nov 7, 2009

• Original Poster
• #9

Also, just noticed that my SEOBOOK toolbar is stating that my domain exists since 05/2002, when i bought the domain brand new August last year, so either tools are working in a funny way, or something is going on here.

Not sure, but still looking into it... Positions have all stayed on page 1 though, so not too bothered at the moment.

 

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Tin

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www.tinsoldierdesign.co.uk

• Nov 7, 2009

• #10

SEO Positive said:

Also, just noticed that my SEOBOOK toolbar is stating that my domain exists since 05/2002, when i bought the domain brand new August last year

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Just goes to show that online seo tools can be unreliable

 

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catka

• Nov 9, 2009

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• #11

Hey!

Google is killing PR. Stop worrying about it! It doesnt mean anything.

Quote:

Google has quietly gotten rid of PageRank in Webmaster Tools. Barry Schwartz at Search Engine Roundtable points to a thread featuring an explanation from Google Webmaster Trends Analyst Susan Moskwa.

"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," says Moskwa. "We removed it because we felt it was silly to tell people not to think about it, but then to show them the data, implying that they should look at it."

I can't post URLs but if you Google "google ditching PR" you will find tons of info.

Cheers

 

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webpromoterservice

• Nov 9, 2009

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• #12

I agree there was a pagerank update last week,but i am also seeing some odd results.some of my inner pages have PR1,while the homepage is PR0.Never seen that before.

 

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SEO Positive

• Nov 9, 2009

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• #13

webpromoterservice said:

I agree there was a pagerank update last week,but i am also seeing some odd results.some of my inner pages have PR1,while the homepage is PR0.Never seen that before.

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Thats what it shows for my site, although most of my inner pages are pr3, p4, and now homepage on some tools shows, pr4 like usual, and pr0 on others. Very confusing.

I know pr is just an ego boost rather than real rankings, as I am still on page 1 for all my major keywords, but.... Its nice to have a nice car, even though an old rust bucket will get you from A - B. You know what I mean.

 

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SEO Positive

• Nov 9, 2009

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• #14

Just checked my PR and its coming up fine now as a PR4. Not sure what happened there for a few days, think my toolbar went on holiday for a few days.

 

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bluedreamer

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• Nov 12, 2009

• #15

Remember people - PR is allocated to pages, not site! All SEO's should know this

 

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catka

• Nov 12, 2009

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• #16

bluedreamer said:

Remember people - PR is allocated to pages, not site! All SEO's should know this

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Good point [FONT=verdana,geneva,lucida,arial]bluedreamer[/FONT] !

 

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