Is There A Page Rank Chart For Inbound Links?

Hi,

I was wondering, is there a chart that shows how much page rank you get from x number of inbound links?

Like:

10 PR1 Inbound Links Equals?
10 PR2 Inbound Links Equals?
10 PR3 Inbound Links Equals?
10 PR4 Inbound Links Equals?
10 PR5 Inbound Links Equals?
10 PR6 Inbound Links Equals?
10 PR7 Inbound Links Equals?
10 PR8 Inbound Links Equals?
10 PR9 Inbound Links Equals?
10 PR10 Inbound Links Equals?

And combinations of the above.

Thanks

 

their are several but how accurate they i dont know

http://www.sitepronews.com/pagerank.html

 

I doubt they would be very accurate. Actual PR is likely a much larger scale than just 10. So the weight from 2 sites with the same toolbar PR could be quite different. There is no need to concentrate on PR unless you are selling ads. Worry more about actual search engine rankings and traffic.

 

I just want to double the great post by 'vansterdam' just try to focus on your websites ranking in the SERP's and PR will simply follow

 

If you are thinking of quality and relevancy, you will never be needing to think of those chart.

 

Google changes PR algorithm as well so its hard to know if its accurate.

 

Thats plain nonsense. In addition to the no of links, howmany each one of them links to, where on each page you are linked to etc. matters. It is quite complex and google doesnt even report all back links.

 

every one has his own opinion based on personal experience no know what actually google do. but one thing is clear google does not relay on single or dual factor. it calculate multiple factor to rank a site.

 

yeah links... inbound links... but according to who?
does that mean links that are listed in site explorer of yahoo? Or link:sitename.com ? Because that's thousands of links difference you know?

 

I don't think if anybody have a accurate answer in this regard. All opinions are based on personal experience.

 

Question is... is PR important?
I mean does that indicate the kind of traffic one might get?

 

Well, you can find a chart like that, but you won't be able to find any application for that other than just whiling the time away - it's just what people think the actual correlation is. The only thing that is legit is that (in order to get higher pr, although I personally don't believe it is a worthwhile goal) the more high-pr links you have the higher your own pr.

But honestly, I think there are other, more relevant things to think about.

 

No one knows Google algorithm and if they know it it will be useless in no time since Google is changing its algorithm from time to time.