FAQ Regarding Web Design?

Each time a Page Rank is updates confusion about your site’s Page Rank is caused by the same common issues. The confusion lies in the fluctuation’s meaning to the site’s owner. Some of the most common issues are these:

1. If during an update your PR goes down it not necessarily a penalty. The PR is found in the Google toolbar & is simply the grade that Google assigns your site. Losing powerful links or if a site that links to your site loses PR will result in your PR lowering. If Google alters changes the way they determine PR you can also lose PR. Keeping your content fresh will ensure your PR remaining steady. There are a lot of reasons for PR lowering but none of them are penalty related. Being penalized will only occur if you disobey Webmaster Guidelines & you will see that penalty in removal from index or drastic drops in rankings.

2. The PR that is displayed is not current. The displayed PR is only current after an update. you may have created a well rounded link profile & added an interface for user generated content & still wind up with PR4 after 2 or 3 months. You cannot know your actual PR so do not worry with it.

3. Higher PR does not mean higher rankings. Instead of focusing on the PR focus on your traffic rankings & conversions. Tons of searches with PR0-3 outrank PR4-6’s this is proof that PR is not the sole measure in Google’s algorithm in determining your site’s parking spot. Do not worry about your PR unless you are selling links & need to show your PR is high. Do not ignore PR but keep it in perspective. PR is the generic snapshot of your site in Google’s eyes. You will usually have a higher rank with a high PR but that is but one puzzle piece.

4. PR juice flows. Understand that gaining high PR links will flow PR to your site but do not obsess over it. Making sure that you incoming links are from high or mid PR sites is more important than worrying about your own site’s PR. Mixing high PR pages in naturally will benefit you if you are working toward obtaining links. Looking at PR as being a snapshot of trust while gaining a link from a more trusted site that is also relevant to your industry will boost your PR & ranking.

In general a rise or fall in PR that doesn’t coincide with search results or traffic should be of no worry. While it great to follow your PR as it rises what really matters is Traffic.

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