Is there a difference between PR N/A and PR0? I checked my site on digpagerank.com and a couple servers say PR0 and one says PR N/A. I also noticed that sometime in the last two days my site went from some where between position #170-#200 to position #34 in Google's regular SERP and to position #1 on it's local SERP. I'm not going to get too excited until I start seeing the keywords showing up in WebMaster Tools since those results are aggregate. but I'm still feeling pretty good about it!
N/A means pagerank has either not yet been assigned, or Google has banned the site for some reason from its pagerank system. A PR0 means the site has pagerank assigned, just that it doesn't have enough authority to reach even a PR1
I've never understood the difference myself. I have page son some of my sites that toggle regularly between PR3and PR N/A when neither their contents or links change. It doesn't seem to affect the performance of the pages in SERPs though.
If your site is PR N/A, you are not indexed by Google, and it is already running for months now... It means your punished or penalized.
it has a difference.. PR 0 means that your site have been recognize by Big G and if its not then its just N/A.. something like that...
not true! n/a means not assigned. it is absolutely different thing than not indexed page. and pr is nothing to do with indexing! pr0 is 100% better than n/a at least because the fact that pr0 links weight more than n/a. n/a link does not weight at all but pr0 link has some weight. about punished - not true as well. you can check weather you are punished with site:www .domain.com query to google. n/a can be for the new website.
no : it is not the same ..PR0 are always indexed pages and have more value than N/A .. PR0 can be a hidden PR3 or pr2 page sometime ( penalized sites).
If your site is PR N/A, you are not indexed by Google, and PR0 is better than PR n/a. Hence dont worry about it, after some time, when google reset of rank then PR n/a and PR0 another PR.
PR0 means your site got a page rank 0, PR NA means site has no PR. It can be said that PR0 is better than N/A
Lets say your current PR is 4. Sometimes during PR udpate or some days before it, your site might get N/A. What would this mean ? I think nothing special.. as PR data for the site is being reindexed... you toolbar PR might fell off to gray bar... After a while it usually comes back. PS there also maybe some other issues to see N/A as well... to much time to type them all here... take care..
Well, I disagree with those that say N/A means not indexed because my site is indexed (determined this by querying site:www.portlandcouponfinder.com at Google) and it's been indexed for a little over a month when I launched the site and submitted my sitemap. I'll just accept the fact that PR0 is slightly better than PR N/A but doesn't have enough "juice" to achieve PR1... yet. ;-)
you are wrong. n/a shows pr datacenters however google search results can show search from other datacenters where site is already indexed or is in secondary database.
once in 3 month usually. but there was update almost every month for about half a year. but now already 2 month without update. here they are: http://www.webaddict.info/2009/08/page-rank-update-dates/
N/A does not mean the site has not been indexed by google. An established site that has been assigned N/A probably has been penalised by taking away all page rank, but this does not effect serp position just page rank.