Google Just Updated the Nominal PageRank

by Daniel in 75 Comments — Updated Reading Time: < 1

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I was expecting it to happen early in January 2009, but the Mountain View folks were faster. The nominal PageRanks started changing yesterday, and by today you should already be seeing the updated values.

I am pretty happy with the new numbers. Daily Blog Tips remained a PR6, while Daily Writing Tips went up from PR5 to PR6, and TechCult went up to PR5.

How about you, did your PageRank increase?

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75 thoughts on “Google Just Updated the Nominal PageRank”

  1. Ours went up just at the and of may. We personally don`t believe in updates every few months. We think it an ongoing process.

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  2. My web site’s Google PR has not changed,it is the same as last updated time.But I see that lots of web sites’ Google Page rank has gone down.

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  3. Well… my website is new so I haven’t got any page rank but I want to have a minimum page rank of 5 is it possible?Or it depends on how old is the website?

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  4. sucks. mine went from 3 to 0 after 2 weeks… what gives? no fair. while my blogspot blogs got theirs intact. i dont see how the blogs in my domain got affected. they should probably be 4 by now

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  5. I checked my page rank and it when up from 1 to 3. I am very happy as I have been working hard for the last 6 months or so.

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  6. Happy New Year Daniel and everyone
    Mine stay at 4 which was cool considering
    I’m do follow and followed tons of links so I’m Happy
    thats 6 is looking tight
    Peace
    Stumbled

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  7. @dondv – Every page within your site is evaluated individually with PageRank, hence the name, otherwise it would be called SiteRank.

    All it means is that Google is seeing your homepage as being a higher authority compared to your blog. It is no big deal, PageRank is not really very meaningful these days. It is really just a number to brag about.

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