How to Increase Google Page Rank
A question I often get is how to increase Google page rank for a blog. Even though Google keeps the secrets of their algorithm and ranking process tightly guarded, there are a number of commonly accepted ways to increase your Google page rank. Most of these methods are based on bloggers and web site developers using simple trial and error, along with a dedication to tracking the statistics of their blogs and websites.
Read the 5 tricks to increase Google page rank for your blog to get started. Check your Google page rank on a website that offers a page rank checker such as PRChecker.info. Just visit this page, enter your blog's URL in the text box and select the Check PR button with your mouse (don't hit the Enter key on your keyboard, or it won't work). Learn what your blog's current page rank is, and then implement some of the tricks provided in the linked article above. Wait a few months and check your page rank again to see if it has changed. Google doesn't tell anyone when it re-calculates page rank, so there is no way of knowing in advance when your blog's page rank might change. Just keep checking and one day it should suddenly get higher.
Also, be sure to avoid doing anything that can hurt your Google page rank such as paying for text links, publishing duplicate content or pages with no original content!
I actually think people are better off targeting specific search terms than pagerank. I was very happy with my success in capturing top results for my targeted terms. Then I checked my websites Google pagerank using your link above — bummer! Perhaps ignorance is bliss.
Ted, I know what you mean. Google Page Rank is particularly of interest to bloggers who try to monetize their sites through advertising. Many advertisers use Google Page Rank to determine placement prices. Whether or not they should actually use that as a tool to value ad placement is up for debate with people who are quite vocal on both sides of the argument. That’s why every blogger is different and the statistics you concentrate on should be the ones that help you meet your personal goals for your blog. There isn’t a specific map you should follow — it depends on your goals.
Don’t be depressed if your page rank isn’t great but you’re happy with your blog. Some of the top blogs online have low page ranks for one reason or another.
what I find difficult to understand is that when searched our sites have great seo and are found front page in Google but only have a page rank of 3 or 4..
Nice article.
good it is help full for me
Good article, nice tips!
Page rank is definitely important but not near is important to where you actually rank for certain keyword searches. Your site may outrank many sites for specific keyword searches and this is what matters. Pick some solid keywords and work on optimizing those.
Great tips to keep in mind when building a blog!
Thanks for the insight and information,
nice article with great information is sort but tell you everything. thanks
looks gr8. i should try it now. thanks
Good points. PR is still important if you want other high rank sites to link to you.
I really struggle to find pages that have a high page rank for my niche. How do you find them? I would really like to know.
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My page rank in PR checker shows NA. It does show up in a google search though. In another article it says that this may be due to google not indexing or some error and it should return to normal in 2-3 days it has been a couple weeks but still says NA. Can’t figure out why
I have exactly the same problem as Manvig.My blog
Make money online the simple way is not ranked by google yet though it has been 4 weeks since i made my blog and it has more then 1000 backlinks.Please help me.
Unfortunately, there is no way of knowing when Google will re-index and pick up your blog. You can try to speed up the process by submitting it to Google: http://weblogs.about.com/od/marketingablog/qt/SearchEngineSub.htm
Google doesn’t tell anyone when they re-index. Sometimes it can take weeks.
it was helpful, but i want to know, does high page rank gets more traffic. i had page rank 1 and receives 200 users, now i have pr2 but only 120 users daily. so google increased my page rank , but robbed my search visitors???