iWebTools Predicted Google PR - Opinions?

PR Prediction Tools should be called PR Prediction Toys. They are a bit of fun but that is all

 

One of my site have PR 3. This tool says cannot determine my current PR and NA for future prediction. Now tell me can trust this tool or not.

 

The tool always worked for me!

Guys..... it's just a prediction and isnt google itself.

If you say, it predicted PR4, then you also see how old the website is!
For me it said teen hut site will go either PR 4 or PR 5...
Trade point site will go PR 3 or PR 4... means kept fluctuating
Both 4 and 5 now.. hopefully as it looks... TP already 4, TH still updating

It also showed PR 3 prediction for my directoryall site... but it didnt raise PR because it was started in December... so I am sure it will be in next update. iwebtool's predictions gives me an idea on how I am doing with link building.

 

No, it really, really doesn't. The magic crystal see into the future PR balls do not work because PR is scalable, it is not "this is PR1, this is PR2", the goal posts constantly move and the only people who knows where they are is Google. Even entertaining the notion that these PR predictors might work is bordering on lunacy.

 

Those PR predition tools use info based on the total number of links reported by either MSN or Yahoo which really does no good since PR is based on the number of links in Google lol. Plus those tools do not take into account all the factors that determine a links PR value such as total number of outgoing links on a page.

 

It works for me and give me exactly that results which Google DO.. iwebtools tells me that i have a Predicted PR 4(3.8) with > 70% accuracy and i have got PR4 for my home page and PR 3 in most of inner pages... and thats right, it uses msn backlinks to calculate pridicted PR if you don't have google backlinks or if they are not updated yet.

 

A tool that is by a third party without privy to the algorithm it is monitoring can never be accurate

But like in many other applications a 'guesstimate' will sometimes give the result
If I was a clairvoyant (which I am not) it would be called a 'lucky tool'

 

I don't belive in this kind of tools

All the best

 

I don't believe in them either really...

1. to declare or tell in advance; prophesy; foretell: to predict the weather; to predict the fall of a civilization.
2. to foretell the future; make a prediction.

At the end of the day no one can 100% say what will happen in the future - not even a computer!

 

For me was wrong.It predicted PR5 , but I got PR4.

 

You can try the google.com/webmasters
webmaster tools > site > statistics
(of course you have to be registered with google and have an account)

it gives a much better prediction/indication (PR is not numerical there) of your sites' pagerank
but beware the "PageRank not yet assigned" is not always up to date.

For example for one of my sites, PR was already assigned - with the recent update - but it still reports that there is a lot of PR to be assigned.


and definetelly a few days before the actual update you can use
http://livepr.raketforskning.com/ to see the PR you are going to get

 

yes it was right on the mark for me - my site now has PR 4 and another with PR 6 (didn't pay a cent for any links or seo stuff). So thanks digital point for the suggestions

 

the tools are a joke, all they do is guess.

 

The PR prediction tools make an educated guess at best. In fact, a bit of common sense and statistical calculation can be used to predict PR correctly half the time and maybe a bit better. That is why some people claim that it predicted PR correctly for them and other say it didn't. I bet that if you get a large enough sample of PR predictions this tool (and other similar ones) makes then you will find that it is correct half the time. You can do a bit better than 50% accuracy because the number of backlinks and current PR of a site can give you some strong hints about what your PR will be. This is why I said it is nothing more than an educated guess.

 

The iWebTools PR predictor is much better than some of the variations out there - Rusty Brick's tool is particularly suspect (ooh er missus). The truth is that it is very easy to predict that a site will achieve PR1-3 say, but after that the science becomes blurred and there are much more factors than sheer weight of back links. It's probably useful a useful predictor for a new site, but is only a guess.

 

Yeah, it's a weird idea to use PR prediction tools - they are based on algorithms that proceed from author's opinion about measurement of PageRank that has nothing common with real Google's algorithm of appraisal that is developing and changing all the time.

 

So far it is just a prediction ( tool ) at best ..I have not seen any predictions from it ..come true .. tends to be on the postive PR side.

 

i never believe those pr prediction tools.

 

iwebtool was showing predicted pr 6 for one of my sites , it has stayed the same page rank . i dont believe it

 

those PR prediction tools just based on few factors to predict PR.
Google also specify certain penalties on certain pages / sites which these tools do not have any info.