How many PR pages do I have?

Discussion in 'Google' started by proprod, Jun 11, 2007.

  1. #1
    Hey all,

    Is there a script somewhere that will spider my site and tell me how many pages internally that have a pagerank? I am thinking of selling one of my sites/domains and would like to know this... I know there are several deep pages with PR, I just need to know which ones and the value.

    Thanks!
     
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  2. Rasputin

    Rasputin Peon

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    You could try http://www.iwebtool.com/visual_pagerank

    Depending on your site structure/size you could upload a sitemap that lists all the pages, and then use the iwebtool on that page.

    A bit trickier if you have thousands of pages though.
     
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  3. proprod

    proprod Active Member

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    Yes, tricky... about 7000 pages, roughly.
     
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    Will.Spencer NetBuilder

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    I find it easier to make a text file listing of all of my pages with the `find` command and then use this quick PERL script to print the PR of each page:
    #!/usr/bin/perl
    
    use locale;
    use WWW::Google::PageRank;
    
    my $pr = WWW::Google::PageRank->new();
    
    my $url = shift;
    
    my $rank = $pr->get($url);
    
    print "PageRank: " .  $rank . " " . $url . "\n";
    Code (markup):
    I usually run the output though `sort`, because I am usually only interested in the high PR pages.
     
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  5. proprod

    proprod Active Member

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    I'm lost with perl... I know nothing about it, sad.... hehe
     
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    trichnosis Prominent Member

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    i think you can not find a tool like that. you must check it manual or with iwebtool visual pr tool
     
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  8. proprod

    proprod Active Member

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    Thank you! That is very close to what I needed. It only did 2001 pages, and only went a few levels deep, but thats ok.

    Thanks again.


     
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    You're welcome, proprod!

    I'm glad to help :)
     
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    Zexy - Great tool - been searching for something like that for ages. Thank you. Rep added.
     
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    digital1 Well-Known Member

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    Awesome! Thank you very much, zexy. I was actually looking for something very similar recently, myself. Fortunately (or unfortunatley) I don't have quite so many pages on my websites so it didn't take all that long to completely spider everything.
     
    digital1, Jul 2, 2007 IP