Visible Google PageRank is Changing
May 2nd, 2007
Various sources are confirming that the Google PageRank (visible PageRank, that is) has recently changed. I did some looking around on our sites and can tell you it’s true in our case.
For example, our new site for SEO Training and PPC Training has been updated to a PR4.
Google keeps track of what your true Google PageRank is internally on a regular basis. However, they only update the visible PageRank (as seen on the Google Toolbar) about every three months.
In other words, now is your chance to go check your sites to see how Google is measuring the quality of the links coming into your site.
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May 2nd, 2007 at 5:10 pm
Corey,
I also have noticed an increase of PR for some of our static pages. In addition my own blog went from 0 to 3 PR! How are some of your clients sites reacting?
May 2nd, 2007 at 10:38 pm
To be honest, I don’t really keep a constant check on my clients’ Google PageRank. There’s just too many other things to do. But because you asked, I did just now do a little check.
The one I’m happiest about is Cherokee. The Cherokee North Carolina site is now up to a PR of 6, which is pretty good. They get a lot of attention and have so much potential, that it is fun to see their traffic and many other factors do so well.
It is a credit to The Goss Agency. They are the agency that I have been working with for a few months now to help their website. The new website is coming out in the next few months, and it will do far better, I guarrantee.