Google Page Rank - A Simple Explanation

Here, you can read how Google explained about their page rank technology.

Taken From: http://www.google.com/technology/

Good information taken from the google site.

Now page rank is one of the most affecting factor on SEO. So this description helps us.

Here's something in two words that will help you to get page rank: Get Links

Backlinks are what is going to get you noticed, for one.

They will, if you have not already been indexed by Google (Google has improved so much in this area), get you noticed by Google.

They will be picked up by other search engines, which will get you listed with them, which, in turn, will be picked up by Google.

Getting a handful of good backlinks is relatively easy. You can go to my page at http://freewebportal.to.md/ and you will find free promotion resources that you can use.

When on forums, uh...like this one, you can put a link to your site in your signature.

Once you have promoted your site to some of those resources, you can concentrate on more relevant links to your site.

You can also concentrate on some of the backlinks that Google and other search engines are taking under more prominent advisement when it comes to determining a site's page strength.

Many of the social bookmarking sites, for whatever lame duck reason, are given more weight than they deserve (this won't last long) when a link to a site is placed on them. Aside from signing up for them and bookmarking your own site, you can go to http://forums.digitalpoint.com/ , to the freebies forum where members are offering to bookmark each other's sites.


Want some dotgov backlinks?

dotgov sites can only be registered by government agencies (and are dang expensive to register in the first place) and hold a prominent importance to search engines as links on dotgov sites at least suggest a recommendation from a goverment organization.

Blogs have been a helpful resource for getting backlinks on the otherwise exclusive dotgov sites. You can get onto a goverment blog, reply to a blog post, and leave a link to your site attached to your user name.

Two such blogs are:

http://www.hawaii.gov/lrb/libblog/ (said to have no follow on the links, but Google still picks them up and recognizes them)

http://www.loc.gov/blog/ (uh...not kidding; that is the Library of Congress, they have a blog, and you can get a link to your site on it by posting a reply on the blog)

This all comes down to: get links; get important links; get relevant links; but, most importantly, just get links.

I was told that in order to be listed by google, i must have the website online for at least one year, you guys are saying that is untrue?

No...

Many of my websites are listed within two weeks.

Iam saying from my experience.

Today, our new web site is published. I will give you the exact time taken for the indexing of the page. Wait and see...

But never think that google will index all your pages. The number of pages indexed depends on the link structure of your page and the format of your page. If your pages are free from HTML error and only 1 link deep, then the page has grater chance of indexing by google.

Also don't try to submit your site frequently on google.com/addurl. That may some time results on banning from Google.

i never added a website yet they appeared on google

In the I'm better than you search engine game played between Google and MSN, Google has improved dramatically when it comes to picking up new sites on the web.

Anymore, or so it seems, if you are not indexed within a week or two, regardless of whether you submitted to them or not, something is amiss.

With a few standard submissions, I can get a site indexed with Google within 2-3 days; actually, anybody should be able to do that.

My god.....

This is amazing...

I really surprised of this kind of indexing. Never really thought of indexing. I just made my new web site yesterday and submitted on the google.com/addurl 14 hours ago.

On reading this thread, I just made a search for the site.

The result was surprising. The site was indexed by google.

Site: http://cutelink.info

Really amazing. Google improved a lot.

lol.. for you.. some people wait weeks before that happens

Now the indexing power of Google is increased in grater extent.

This will really helps to find more relative results for the search query's.

Dont under estimate google
I was in a confernce a cpl of weeks ago and the Regional Manager of Google was giving a seminar, after the seminar I went and talked with him, its great how google works, and thier strategies, so I never get surprised by what they do

Dont under estimate google
I was in a confernce a cpl of weeks ago and the Regional Manager of Google was giving a seminar, after the seminar I went and talked with him, its great how google works, and thier strategies, so I never get surprised by what they do

You can share those informations with us. May be that will help all of us to improve our search results on google.

We were not talking about google search, we were talking about the corporate, I was suggesting a project and was hoping that google gets interested in funding it, the guy said we will be glad to, i havnt submited my business plan yet tho

previously i owned a wap site.

I had an average of 600 visitors per day.
My site began appeared in google after 7 days from the date of adding site to them.
My major source of traffic was also Google.

This post was last modified: 08-09-2007 06:04 PM by Dhanraj.

wowo 600 visitors per day? on a wap site?

What was it? or what was it about?

PageRank in my words short:

PageRank is an algorithm which assigns every web page a score that indicates how important a page is. And the importance of a page is calculated based on the importance of all other pages that link to it and from the number of links each of the other pages have.

More: http://www.webproworld.com/340560-post25.html

This post was last modified: 07-10-2007 05:51 PM by Webnauts.

Pagerank still, however, is not that well understood, or does it necessarily follow its own rules, whatever those may be.

An example of the contrary nature of pagerank:

I have a site I am promoting, so I have posted links to it on the front pages of sites I already have established.

All but one of those pages have a pagerank of PR3; the other being a PR0 and a relatively new domain.

In doing a search for that link to check that it has been picked up by Google, the one site that is ranked a PR0 lists higher in the returns than all of the PR3 sites.

Although pagerank is an indicator of how likely a site is to be listed higher in returns on searches, other factors play a part in that which may or may not have an influence on pagerank themselves.

How can you tell that the new site has PR 0? I guess you missed something.

That would be a pagerank checker, genius.

You are acting here as being an expert and you are selling stories that you cannot backup.

If you are talking about the domain that have been registered on the 9th of March 2007, and first time archived on the 6th of April 2007, and which has serious canonicalization problems causing duplicated content, pushing pages in Googles supplemental results, but anyway only the homepage is indexed, targeting the keyphrases traffic exchange and viral marketing which are not in Google's first 100 results, you better take your backet and go to the beach and play with someone else.

I have the feeling that you are kidding us or you are trying to promote your site indirectly, which you sure don't have a chance with me if that was your intention.

If you are telling us stories based on the PagaRank Toolbar, then I think you are hanging around with the wrong guys. Sorry.

They promote FFA Networks. Do you want to spoil the hard work of webmasters getting indexed and ranked in search engines?

But it will only count as one link, no matter how many posts you will have. And that would never happen in my forums though.

That is pure bull...

Running after PR with that method? Good luck.

I have one for my other site http://www.webnauts.net, which it did not cost me a cent, and I got it without even asking for it:
http://www.section508.gov/index.cfm?Fuse...ils&id=437
Also for that site and the one in my sig, I have a lot of .edu backlinks that I never asked for.

That is blogs spamming!!!

That is pure bull... again. Nofollow links do not get PR juice. PERIOD!

I will contact them per email tomorrow, and give them the link to this thread. I guess they will appreciate to know that they should implement the nofollow attribute.

After all I think that you want to hurt members here, or you are a little spammer that can hurt a lot. Sorry, but I hate scammers and spammers. So just drop this black hat SEO methods here.

A member posting such stuff in my forums would have been banned without prior notice.

Just my two cents.

This post was last modified: 08-10-2007 12:28 PM by Webnauts.