Google PR and its influence on website ranking positions!

Thanks for the info, I appreciate it.

Page Rank is a numeric value that represents just how important a page is viewed on the internet. Google assumes that when one page links to another page it is basically casting its vote for the other page.

Originally Posted by Beverage

It is not a factor in search engine results you see sites with little or no pr ranking very highly all the time.

Yes, I mean the same!

Originally Posted by Beverage

It is not a factor in search engine results you see sites with little or no pr ranking very highly all the time.

This maybe noticeable on deep link pages.. But if you try to look at the PR of the domain itself of that deeplink page, you'll noticed that it has gained good PR (equivalent to good reputation) that is why its inner pages (even if it displays no PR) still ranks well on SERP with respect to the totality of the site..

Most people don't care about PR anymore they just want there keywords to be on top of SERP..

There are a ton of people out there that only want to exchange links with X PR rating.

A lot of folks sadly will not exchange links with PR 0 sites, even if it is a perfect niche match.

Having read all these comments I understood that my opinion wasn't mistaken.

Under most situations, PR would not affect the SERP. But if you are an well-accepted authority site in that niche, you would get some priority. IMO.

Getting high rankings on Google is a simple two-step process:

1. You must optimize your web page contents so that Google can find out what your website is about. Optimize your web pages for your keywords so that Google knows that your website is relevant to these keywords and your topic.

2. Other websites must confirm that your website is about that topic. That's what inbound links are for.

It is not about PR anymore!