Search Engine Optimization Blog | netZtrack inc » Private Label CMS http://blog.netztrack.com netZtrack Blog | Read more about a search engine optimization and social media marketing company Thu, 25 Aug 2011 13:08:28 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Is Google Page Rank important? http://blog.netztrack.com/2011/01/is-google-page-rank-important/ http://blog.netztrack.com/2011/01/is-google-page-rank-important/#comments Fri, 28 Jan 2011 11:45:57 +0000 admin http://blog.netztrack.com/?p=581 The Google page rank is one of those things which your Search Engine Optimizers crave for. The real fact is that there is no real importance for page rank from SEO point of view. The real meaning of Page Rank is that it denotes everyone that how important your website is. Your website can get page rank if it has got enough useful content, if it is getting targeted traffic and most important lots of backlinks from other websites. It’s not that easy as you may find because the backlinks which you get from a website must also have a good page rank. So in short it’s a lengthy process.

Here we can compare the inbound links as votes and thus more the votes more you will get the page rank. You can view your websites or any other websites page rank just by installing the Google page rank toolbar. If installed in your browser it will show an extra bar where it will show your website rating between 1to10. More the rating means better your ranking. The more links you get from higher PageRank websites, the less links you have to garner in order to attain a higher PageRank.

There are many people who have written many books and conducted research on how to get your page rank and its importance. But as per my findings I think Page Rank is not of that great importance when it comes to Search Engine point of view. It’s good from a point of view and that’s if you have to sell your existing domain to someone else then a web page with higher page rank can get a better price. Apart from it there’s no real use of Google page rank in search engine optimization. The only thing worth knowing is that you should get inbound links from trusted websites that get lots of targeted traffic — this is the only thing that matter as far as your PageRank goes.

Earlier the page rank was given a lot of value by the search engine optimizers but nowadays a page rank is hardly taken into consideration. The website can be brought to the first search engine rankings for their keywords even if the PageRank of the website in 1. So don’t just run behind page rank concentrate on proper SEO and our website will be automatically listed.

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