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Increase your Page Rank gradually - Tip 1

Filed Under (News) by Mani Karthik on 09-10-2007

The weeks ahead, I’ll be following a series of tips on increasing the page rank for your blogs. Here is the first one.

Yea, I agree Page Rank is not considered important these days in SEO, and it only will help you probably in selling off your site. (Beginner’s tip - Having a higher Page Rank will not help you in anyway to rank higher than your competitor on Google search results.) Yet, there are lot of bloggers who take pride in showing off their Google PR to their visitors. They can’t be blamed. After all, Google Page rank does give you some kind of authority, and it’s glorifying to see the green bar fill up for your site. Isn’t it? So if you are one of them, here is a tip for today.

How to increase your blogs page rank ?

Step 1

If you have a blog roll/ Sites I visit/ My friends list on your side panels, take a real good look at them.

Step 2

Count the number of links there. If you have lot of friends, probably you are linking to all of them. I’ve seen guys having like 40 plus outgoing links(links to other sites).

Step 3

See how many incoming links you have on Google and Google Blog search. (Worry not! Here’s how you do it) - Go to www.google.com and search with this query link:www.yourblog.com, It will show you the number of incoming links you have. - Go to http://blogsearch.google.com and search with the same query. It will return the number of blogs linking to you. Now, take a combine number of both this and note the number.

Step 4

Now compare the number of incoming links you have to the number of outgoing links(in the blogroll) by dividing using this formula. Link Juice = Number of incoming links/ Number of outgoing links

Step 5

If your link juice is less than 1, you are in a bad position. If your link juice is more than 1, you are okay. Actually if it is a higher number, the better. So if you have your "Link juice" less than 1, then cut down the number of outgoing links from your blogroll to make the ratio(Link Juice) more than 1. The whole idea is to keep your outgoing links number lower than your incoming links. While it’s alright to have outgoing links to relevant resources (like the Wikipedia) in your posts, posting links in your template (blogroll) can drastically reduce your link juice. So that’s the first step to increasing your page rank. Watch out for step 2.

UPDATE: Number of outgoing links will not determine your pagerank. This is an update form Google. Instead Google Page Rank depends on who links to you and their page rank.


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  2. NithishNo Gravatar

    There are many ways to get links including, reciprocal linking with other sites, posting on blogs and forums, article marketing, and press releases just to name a few. I believe the most effective is to write articles and submit them to directories for publication distribution.

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  3. geri martinezNo Gravatar

    Page rank is the most important in google,but the competitors is though and most are experts in seo so its the great importance to choose niche keyword with less competion

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  4. link building todayNo Gravatar

    I want to ask that the blogroll link counts and pass some pr to your site ?

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  5. BrianNo Gravatar

    Good Post Mani

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  6. IMANEZNo Gravatar

    thank for advc

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  7. mohammedNo Gravatar

    thank you so much
    but how i can put h1 in my site and where ?

    http://www.7elm3aber.com

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  8. LuisNo Gravatar

    Thanks for this post! Is really interesting how google works…

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  9. goNo Gravatar

    excellent TIPS.

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  10. DennyCrossNo Gravatar

    good job,

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  11. Yasser MoosaNo Gravatar

    Please sent me part2…im realy keen on learning how to increase my page rank

    thank you

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  12. MoosaNo Gravatar

    hii..I have built a page with almost all SEO techniques but I still have not managed to get a better PR.. can you please advice.
    Moosa

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    Mani KarthikNo Gravatar Replied:

    You aint got any link backs or anything there Moosa. There isnt a formula here you know, that which if you apply will give you ranks automatically.

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  13. Irvin RyanNo Gravatar

    I’ve got at least 20 people with pr2 to pr 5 linking to my blog. my page rank haven’t increased yet, and google doesn’t show incoming links. arghh.. i’m a bit bothered. my blog is about a month old though.

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  14. Globalcar.roNo Gravatar

    Your suggestions work really well. Thx!

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  15. raviNo Gravatar

    thnx 4r u r suggestions my link juice was 0.8.i will make it more than 1.very gd post.

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  16. AnkitNo Gravatar

    Hi Mani,
    I am realising the power of Stumble Upon by the Day.I neva thought there was some Indian Bloke churning out Seo tips too.
    Good one.i am hooked.
    I am however skeptical about having a blogroll.With whatso ever traffic i have,i fear linking might actually drive them away.

    And i have some incoming links to me in google blog search but nothin in google search.Why is that.I have been posting on ezines for quite sometime,and i use the social marketing tools also to good effect

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    Mani KarthikNo Gravatar Replied:

    Hey Ankit, welcome and hope you like the blog. Well, the idea of not linking much fearing the draining away of traffic is actually “temporary” - I hope it is. Cos, when you write more articles and grow your blog, you’ll realize that it’s “loyal traffic” that matters. Search Engine/ Referral traffic is significant, and I agree that some part of it would be drained away through the links, but the internet is again a social community as never before and without interacting with others extensively, you become an island, and not matter how awesome your content is, people don’t links islands. So I’d suggest that you keep linking to “worthy resources” online, and your readers will appreciate it.

    As far as page rank is considered, if you have a normal blogroll with say 10-20 links, thats fine…page rank doesnt depend on how many people you link to but how many link to you.

    Hope it helped.

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  17. ShafarNo Gravatar

    I had PR1 when my blog was on blogspot, but it dropped when I moved to custom domain :( Hope I will get it soon ;)

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  18. p@r@noidNo Gravatar

    Hey mani nice tips..!!!

    Probably I should go for link exchange with some high PR websites !!

    Thanks for the tips!!

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  19. JohnNo Gravatar

    Really nice tips, thanks Http://blogmoneymoney.blogspot.com

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  20. sosoNo Gravatar

    thank for u

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  21. seminarNo Gravatar

    this is very interesting site where i can grab more information for my carrier

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