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Google Pagerank requirements list

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I thought this would be of use to you all.

 

This page indicates roughly how many backlinks are needed to gain a certain pagerank, it also takes into consideration the PR of the site linking to you. Though you might be interested to see.

 

Link: http://www.getlisted.me.uk/SEO/

  • 1 year later...

Thats completely inaccurate. PR is not just based on the quantity of inbound links that you have....

  • 4 weeks later...

It appears to be a rough guide, but I do believe a pinch of salt is required.. As from what I have read, the PR formula is unknown and as such us mer mortals can but guess the requirements to get that illusive spot on honour!!

 

But as asda says, every little helps :)

I would have to agree that tat is inaccurate, because much is based on traffic (organic and paid), relevance of inbound links, code structure, site structure, among many others.

because much is based on traffic (organic and paid)

Exactly how? I'm interested in this theory - it's not one I've come across before.

one of my clients sites has no inbound links and are at PR2

my blog has around 800+ backlinks and is PR3 (was PR4)

So I don't think that is completely accurate

As I said before, its not about quantity.

 

1 link from the BBC is worth 400 links from random little blogs

I see, but how is it a site can get PR2 without *any* backlinks?

I honestly have no idea how pagerank works (I didn't even know I had a PR a few months ago) and I don't strive for a high PR but I am curious.

  • 1 month later...
Show me a site with no backlinks!

 

 

Hi,

 

Here you go

 

http://dougswebdesign.com/

 

Back link Status:

 

# Google/ AOL/ HotBot: 0

 

# Yahoo!/ FAST/ AltaVista: 0

 

PR 2 Without Any Back Links as of 31/May/2008 frankly speaking i am also amazed how it reached PR 2 , and not a Single backlink on either Yahoo or Google. I have a few other site similar to this without a Single back link and they are PR 2 any ideas ? i am interested to know if there is a explanation for this

 

 

Peace

Orange

^Thats why I agree that a site doesn't need a whole heap of backlinks to get a good rank. One of my old sites had a rank of 4 but only had maybe 10 backlinks (and they weren't high PR backlinks)

 

ETA: actually you have 98 backlinks according to this

^Thats why I agree that a site doesn't need a whole heap of backlinks to get a good rank. One of my old sites had a rank of 4 but only had maybe 10 backlinks (and they weren't high PR backlinks)

 

ETA: actually you have 98 backlinks according to this

 

Hi,

 

I use http://marketleap.com Link popularity checker to check for back links and it still shows one back link that i created last week and i am sure that should be the only back link ... if there are more i am really not aware of them or they matter as google's link:dougswebdesign.com still give me number 0 .. the Link you gave me Shows my site PR as 0 :aggressive: Strange ??? I would really doubt the accuracy of that site.

 

 

 

dougswebdesign.com Total: 1 Google: 0 Yahoo: 1

 

 

And i said as on 31/May because i am planning to place links of several websites we have designed ( Most of them are High PR sites) so very soon we should have bunch of good back links . :give_rose:

 

Peace

Orange

Well I saw the backlinks from yahoo..they come from the sites you have designed (your link in the footer)

Hmm interesting link but I'm not in total agreement. I suppose it's good as a rough guide or for setting targets but Page Rank comes and goes very easily these days.

I don't think there is really ever a point in calculating pagerank formulas because Google are always changing them anyway.

Anyone know why the PR6 domain thats for sale on ebay has no backlinks but still a PR6?

I wish I understood pagerank more.

 

I'm not sure I get all this ( :D ) but look put this into a Google search "link:www.electsuzy.org" - there are loads of links. Is that right? Flip knows!

link:www.site.com never works for me on google. I used smartpagerank and it said no backlinks at all but the PR is 6. and the site above, he says he has no backlinks according to google but on smartpagerank he has 90+

meh I think I have confused myself more.

Google obfuscates inbound links for the sake of protecting its algorithm from abuse, yahoo is the most accurate in terms of inbound link analysis, and a number of other little tools.

 

Back to the original point - I am yet to be shown a site with PR with no backlinks!

Hi,

 

Here you go

 

http://dougswebdesign.com/

 

Back link Status:

 

# Google/ AOL/ HotBot: 0

 

# Yahoo!/ FAST/ AltaVista: 0

 

PR 2 Without Any Back Links as of 31/May/2008 frankly speaking i am also amazed how it reached PR 2 , and not a Single backlink on either Yahoo or Google. I have a few other site similar to this without a Single back link and they are PR 2 any ideas ? i am interested to know if there is a explanation for this

Peace

Orange

Thank you all for commenting on my SEO success. Please note that I will provide these services for all of your clients. We take great pride in delivering satisfied results for all companies.

 

We are just starting up our SEO program last week, and once we finish getting our roots down we will be taking care of medium to large companies.

 

Soon you will know about http://dougswebdesign.com/ and also for our corporate friends we have http://wholeintegration.com/

 

Thank you

 

Doug

Doug's Web Design LLC.

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