My Twitter PR Last Today

Hi all,

Previously my Twitter http://twitter.com/s_manickam pagerank was 0,today it not there.I am updating daily on SEO updates in this twitter.Please anybody help me why its occurs.

 

Manickam, I don’t “really” know anything about SEO. What I do know is the folks at Google and other big search engines are just human beings like us who have created and constantly tweak the search algorithms. Their goal is to give us what we want when searching, the best possible websites relevant to what we are searching for.

So let’s set aside all the fancy technical stuff and just use some good ol’ common sense.

1. Does this page have a good amount of honest information on it about the subject?


This is, by far, the most important one by my standards. I deal with businesses all the time that want to rank higher in search engines but then don’t provide any content. If you want to be the #1 search result for “ergonomic loafers”, you better start working on a bunch of written content about ergonomic loafers. Good, honest content. Not bullsh*t marketing mumbo jumbo and not keyword-soup. You need research, what they are, why they are good, where you can buy them, every last bit of expert knowledge about ergonomic loafers you can squeeze.

2. Is the information on your twitter.com/s_manickam page well structured in the markup?


Let’s not get too technical here, but just focus on the common sense. When you “view source”, is the good content stuff right up near the top, or is it buried way down below a bunch of other non-related stuff? Are the important headers in <h1> tags? Is the title for the page something that makes sense?

3. There aren’t any stupid cheap “tricks”


Did your buddy tell you that you should put “paris hilton boobs” in white text on a white background at the bottom of the page so you could get people searching for that? Did you buy some service that promised to submit your sites to 3,253,313 search engines for ONLY $99.99! Did you put 500 keyword variations in your meta tags?

Don’t. Search engines are smarter than you. They are looking for dumb “tricks” like that and may even penalize you for them.

4. Is the URL for twitter.com/s_manickam clean and relevant?


You are going to have a heck of an easier time ranking higher for “ergonomic loafers” if you own ergonomicloafers.com. If your page about them is at http://aligatorknuckles.com/2353/234bps.asp?stink=true – it’s going to be a lot harder. Common sense.

5. If you were researching this subject, would you find this page helpful? Would YOU link to it?


Take a step back Manickam, read the content, think about it. Put yourself in the mindset of a totally random visitor. Is this page useful? Did I learn something about the subject? If my mom emailed and wanted to know something about ergonomic loafers, would I send her this link or would I sent here somewhere better? If I was writing an article about ergonomic loafers, would I link to this?

6. Is the website a reliable source of quality information?


You might notice when googling, uhm, any major subject, Wikipedia articles tend to be around the top. Clearly Wikipedia has established them selves as a high quality source of information.

SEO compounds on itself. You will have an easier time ranking highly for a term if your site is an established and trustworthy source of information.

But I did all this stuff and I still don’t rank highly?!?!
Them is the knocks, Manickam. SEO doesn’t happen overnight. It takes a long time. Much of it is based on other sites that link back to your page, and you have no direct control over that. You just need to focus on what you do have control over, which is making your page as compelling as it can be and encourage those links.

 

I've just started over
check my pr for
http://twitter.Com/suganINDIA

 

why are you worried what your twitter profile page rank is? all links are nofollow, the only links that will get (PR juice) are the source links for the applications you use
don't worry about profile page rank, there are many other things you should focus your time on

 

Agreed with this assumption... why do you even care?

You should worry about the traffic and making sales...

laterz
malcolm

 

thats great information.

 

If you need to know the reason - I'd say it could be a toolbar glitch. But I'd agree with what everybody else here says - why even care about a Twitter acct PR?

 

DITTO! No FOllOw Get it?

 

If Twitter's No follow dynamics have no SEO benefits what do you make of the growing camp that says it works? This is a repost from Miguel Cancino:

"It appears to me that the single biggest factor contributing to Twitter’s impressive SEO is the fact that Twitter profiles/status pages are sub-directories of Twitter.com (i.e. http://twitter.com/searchviews), as opposed to sub-domains (http://searchviews.twitter.com). Whatever SEO benefits Twitter receives is passed to it’s sub-directories (this is not the case with sub-domains.) In other words, it’s Trickle Down Twitternomics.

Some of the recent controversy over “no follow” instructions in Twitter profiles shouldn’t diminish the real benefits of Twitter in getting found through organic search. The only thing that those search engine bots are avoiding are the links in the biographical information field — everything else is fair game.

From an SEO standpoint Twitter still has a lot of link value. Whenever I tweet something, this content is displayed on each of my followers pages. As a result, the more followers I have, the more inbound links there are pointing back towards the content I just posted, including links."

Is this wrong?

 

I Thinks it's could be happen with every Profiles. i already faced this kind of smiler problem with my Digg Profile in past it's has 3 PR but right now it's shows N/A.

 

it is due to the variations in google algorithm.no problem you can gain your PR shortly.keep on posting....