What is better - 0 pr or n/a pr?

Pr 0 is much better than no Pr as 0 PR evidences that your particular website has been indexed by google.

 

0 is better... it's like you have 11 levels and not 10, na - 10

 

pr stinks - i mean that it really sinks

 

This question has been on my mine also. I have several pages that are PR0 and many of them have pages on the first page of Google. I think the age of the site also plays a big role in your PR from Google. Many of my sites are less than a year old, but they have pages that are ranked very highly on the search engines.

 

pr 0 is better than n/a =)

 

Do you people even have a clue what you're talking about? Don't you understand that what you see in that little green PR bar in the Google Toolbar is ABSOLUTELY NO REFLECTION OF TODAY'S REALITY? You are looking at what your PR mapped to in the PAST, not today (typically many weeks if not months ago). On the day Toolbar PR is published it's already weeks, maybe a month or more old.


PR0 just means that the last time Google put out a Toolbar PR update, that your page was indexed then (might be indexed now... who knows) and that your URL had a little PR but not enough to be considered PR1. That same URL might be PR n/a today or it might be PR5 today... but it is still showing PR0 in the toolbar.

PRn/a almost always means that your page simply had not been indexed the last time Google put out a Toolbar PR update. That page was likely not in their index when they took the snapshot of all URLs and the "actual" PRs so they could map it to a Toolbar PR for the next update. But that same URL that is showing a PRn/a in the Toolbar could be PR5 today.

You have absolutely NO way of determining what the actual PR is for a URL today so there is absolutely NO way you can say one is better than the other.

It is like jumping to the conclusion that a star exists just because you see it in the sky tonight. That star may have burned out 50 yrs ago, but because it is 100 lightyears away, you're going to see it in the sky for the next 50 years even though it no longer exists.

 

Bro Above - Agreeee with Yah--- you need to be relevant and domain key word - on top of competition --------- gotta handed to Yah ---- keep it reall bro ----- trash the funy domain names that SUCK

 

Dont worry about PR If your aim is rankings.
Anyways
PR 0 is far more better than NA PR

 

My site started on april 11, it was updated in june 20 or around there to be a pr 0. So it is indexed. But by then I had begun to build a lot of links already, some of them real good, it had been over 2 months...

 

No doubt 0 is better, n/a means PR not available but 0 PR means got your domain some value.

 

PR 0 is better,,

 

If u ask which one is better then obviously 0 is better than n/a. Don't pay much attention on PR, it will increase as you get good and quality backlinks from high PR sites but it doesn't mean that PR is useful for getting any kind of traffic. It just gauges the importance of web page.

 

n/a means site has not assigned any PR and 0 means site has assigned 0 PR. 0 PR is better than n/a

 

n/a PR means the page has no PR, PR 0 means the page has PR and its value is 0. So PR0 is better than n/a PR.

 

Yes i agree with pr0 is better than pr n/a. pr0 means atleast you got 0 rank. i trust most n/a is given to newly launched site or site which is not having worthy content or something worthless.

 

Thats somewhat TRUE ----> I need to bet on youre PR is wasting valuable time - SEO is the culprit to chase ----PR stinks - infact all it is for Yah is a damm GREEN meter bar --- wont justify NADA ......... getting contacts and link trades from India and USA you know youre targeting traffic NOT PR.......

 

NA means your site is still waiting for PR....

 

Okay this PR crap is really getting boring --- pr or no pr it dont stink en matter guyz ... unless you have masses of directories to link to and be laced ---- sorry bro DROP THE HAMMER NOW

 

PR0 Is Good then N/A PR, Yes also as I know which Pr show N/A means that not index by Google but PR0 is index by google but need to get back link to gain PR

 

No doubt 0 is better, n/a means PR not available but 0 PR means got your domain some value.