The Pagerank (PR) Thread

I see changes on some of the sites, but too old ones, there are a couple that have been created in June, July, August, September, Octoberm Novermber......
None of the new ones has a PR yet. But I see one of my sites has gone down to PR0 from PR5 I wouldn't like it to happen

 

Well definately the update is not yet over. I can still see changes.

 

I hope it is not over yet..Expecting a good pr for my directory .
Saad

 

Yep, now v7n.com is showing pr6 {old pr} in all ips.

http://digpagerank.com/index.php?url=www.v7n.com&dc=2

no doubt changes have started and appearing like pendulum swing

 

This is one of the choppiest updates I've ever seen. PR is all over the place for my sites, some old PR0's expected to go up but nothing yet. Some inner pages on old sites already updated even on very recently made pages.

 

The bug causing higher inner page PR has been around for awhile, but I thought it was fixed. You should check out this thread: http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=217504

I seem to be having a problem with a site - anything not linked from the homepage is going PR 0. It has a good 301 redirect from non-www to www, it links absolutely internally, all links are incoming with the www, a site: query returns 5,000 pages but allinurl:www. only returns 62... allinurl: (without www) returns 5,000. There is no pagerank assigned to the non-www versions.

 

It's update PR good for me, my new site up from 0 to 4

 

anyone knows a DC that updated for main pages?

 

One of my sites has had a considerable backlink update, but still sits at PR3 with no changes visible across data centers, but some of my main sub pages have changed to PR4 (from 3) across most datacenters, and yet all my links are going to the homepage.

Either this update is way from finished, or wtf?

 

I havent see anymore changes ..so i think it has stopped all way ..

 

i havent see to any change on my sites. only one of my blog get 0 to 4 at this update.

 

Thing I like about Matt Cutts recent blog update is where he basically says PR is important.

 

Found something else that is interesting....

http://www.techtoplist.com is a sub-domain that I have never advertised so it never had any PR. The top level domain I have been advertising is http://techtoplist.com which has the PR etc.

I have just had a look at the http://www.techtoplist.com domain and it has the SAME PR (PR2) as the top level domain .... and all the internal pages also have the SAME PR (PR3 and PR4) as the top level domains internal pages
I thought Google treated subdomains differently ???? Why does my subdomain (www) have the same PR as my top level domain????

 

What are you saying?

 

I hope this is not over, this has being a mad update and has really confused me. Sites that i havent dont anything with have jumped from 0 pr0 to pr4, while the sites I put all my effort and $$ into, and expected to raise the most havent moved

Crazy Stuff

 

Well out of my 5 sites all are showing Google BL increases and one is showing a PR increase in the datacenters yet I cannot see anything in the toolbar

My site www.smbgames.com is showing PR4 and PR5 for most datacenters but I cannot see anything in my toolbar so maybe I am not connecting through a datacenter that has updated yet.

Could a few people NOT in the midwest U.S take a look at my site www.smbgames.com and let me know if they see anything in their toolbar PR

 

Ok like most of you I have been seeing some really strange stuff happening during the current PR export and have been wondering what is going on. I found a little something on Matt Cutts blog that may explain things a little here is a quote from what I found

"A few people were seeing PageRank 0 for their site. There was a small auxiliary push that needed to happen to complement the PageRank push, and that push happened a few hours ago (i.e. Jan 11, 2007). If you were getting stressed, you might want to re-check now. If you never even noticed, well, good for you."

So from what I am gathering this PR update is actually requiring a TWO step process rather than a single push which is why the results are so jumpy and why some sites have not seen any changes yet.

 

I like the sound of that , however it is now the 12th, who knows


edit: 600th post

 

Yup but for those still seeing all kinds of weird PR results remember Google does have hundreds of datacenters and millions of sites to go through and I would expect some sites to not have completed the first step yet.

 

I've got a series of sites still showing nada. They were built before the last update.

As usual, the sites I don't care too much about got their first green, but the ones that I'm waiting on are still 0.

I hope they get their green one of these years.