3 years later and still pr1

Just try to place your website link on high PR related website. if you got backlinks from high pr websites so definitely google update your PR2+

 

Well, PR matters only if you are going to sell links. There are no usual users that even know what PR is. If you have good and relevant content, than you will get high PR and traffic, because as the word is spread about your site, more people will link it. Like mention it in forums and so on.

 

So, i guess I never had any relevant content...

 

It depends. I have a site which is PR3 and has 1000+ backlinks, but it stays PR3 for more than 2 years. It has relevant content, and it has duplicate content. But the best thing of all is, that it is in the first position for 3 top keywords. I don't care about PR. I don't know what your site is about, but if it is not about selling links, than don't bother with PR.

 

Google has always said not to worry too much about PR, but to focus on quality content and backlinks

 

If you want to increase the PR the you have to create as many quality back links and huge traffic for your site and write quality and fresh contents.

 

On page + Off-page both activities affect Page rank of any website. So you should check both process and take it honestly.

 

You must want to build a quality backlinks from High PR and getting links from related your site.Your site content must be in unique content.If u do everything this definitely you can get effective results in future.

 

Clades, what's your website URL? Without taking a look at your existing backlink structure no one can advise you properly.

 

Quality content and good traffic could increase your PR.

 

You can take a look at this table :

http://www.wjunction.com/showthread.php?t=59644

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It really depends on how you're building backlinks. Instead of just building and building backlinks, try using the free SEOquake toolbar and get a few that are higher PR. If they are dofollow, you're guaranteed to see your SERPs rise.

 

yes agree with you

 

Update your site very frequently.. A site with less or no content does mean nothing..

 

I don't think you said, but how many links have you built on the site in the last 3 years?

And if you are using all of one type of link, like all ezinearticles, maybe that could be your problem.

Get a lot of links from a lot of different places and I would be totally surprised if you pr didn't go up in the next update.

 

You need high PR dofollow links. If you do that, your PR goes up. Often PR doesn't always correlate with rankings which is what you should focus on. However, often times there is a big correlation between high PR and top SERP positions.

 

If you are only after getting High PR, you need do follow links that have High PR also. Blog comments and High PR posting can really help boost your PR.