what is the proper way to get atleast PR5

Quality content + correct onpage optimization + correct offpage optimization = good PR

 

Hey Guys, content has nothing to do with PageRank. Its all about the quality of backlinks and relevancy of backlinks (not even the number of links).

Content + Quality Content (backed with other factors) will matter for SEO to get the specific site in top rankings.

Check this. It should help: >> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PageRank

If at all a site receives Pagerank without any backlinks - its surely a glitch in the system.

 

In reality, good quality unique content will increase visitors and gain quality natural links from your visitors to your site, in return increasing your pagerank if you receive links from highly pageranked sites. I think that may be a more appropriate definition regarding the subject of content in this thread.

 

hve no idea abt that i would like to know too..

 

Yes but he is talking about page rank not SERPS. You could get what ever page rank you wanted with a blank page. Although it would be hard.

 

Again, you failed to show me a site with PR and no backlinks. The poster of the article doesn't realize that a PR0 doesn't mean it is passing no PR. As I said, toolbar PR is ALWAYS rounded down. A PR .99 will show as a PR0, but still pass PR. Yahoo shows 25 backlinks for the site. That is the ONLY reason it received PR.

 

the main factor is back links.

 

if you have a good quality website then why don't you try submitting it to Dmoz or even the Yahoo directory. They will definetly help boost your page rank to pr5

 

Page Rank is a measure of the quantity of inbound links and quality of inbound links (not to be confused with quality of content). By 'quality' of inbound links I mean the PR of the page that is linking to you and the number of outbound links on that page.

If you don't understand Page Rank, what it is... how it's calculated... then I strongly suggest reading Sergey Brin and Larry Page's The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine (http://infolab.stanford.edu/pub/papers/google.pdf) written while at Stanford. It was their blueprint for what was to become Google. Pay special attention to section 2 where they describe this thing they call Page Rank. I would also read their patent on Page Rank at http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-...50&s1=6285999.PN.&OS=PN/6285999&RS=PN/6285999. Once you've read and absorbed these you'll see that it is a function of inbound links only. While it might have been tweeked over the years to handle things like devalued links and nofollows, the basic concepts described above still hold true.

The quality of the content on your page has nothing to do with it's PR. It has a LOT to do with attracting inbound links (i.e. making other sites WANT to link to your site which will help increase it's PR) and it has a lot to do with how you rank for particular keywords in Google's ranking algorithm. But it is not part of the Page Rank calculation itself.

 

mjewel is 100% correct... PR 0/10 in the toolbar does not mean NO PR. It means you don't have enough to be considered a PR1 site.

By the time Google updates the toolbar PR it is already out of date. It may show PR 3/10 yet you are actually a PR 4/10 site by now. The reason is that what is showing in the toolbar is a snapshot of what your page's REAL PR was at some point in the past (weeks before the last toolbar PR update).

The REAL Page Rank is updated every time your page is crawled or any page is crawled that links to or used to link to your page. What is showing in the toolbar is actually a mapping from the 'real' Page Rank to a toolbar Page Rank using some logrithmic scale only known to Google.

Assuming a base 10 type logrithm, the mapping might be as follows:

Real PR---------------->Toolbar PR
1-10---------------------->0
11-100-------------------->1
101-1000------------------>2
1001-10000---------------->3
10001-100000-------------->4
etc. up to ------------------>10

As you can see it gets exponentially harder to get to the next page rank.

People forget that PR is calculated based on incoming links - not just links from other sites but inbound links from pages on the same site. So yea a page CAN get to PR 2 or 3 or 4 or even 5 without any links from other sites if it has lots of pages on it's own site linking to it and those pages linking to it have a high enough PR... However, a page will not get past PR0 if NO other page (internal or external) links to it.

 

The only way to get PR5 is to build quality content and links. It's kinda hard these days to achieve that kind of PR.

 

Quality Backlinks and Quality Content.

 

That is the 'prefered' way to get to PR5... the white hat way.... not the ONLY way. I can get to PR5 with a blank page or a page w/ 1 word on it simply by linking to it from a few higher PR pages or even lots and lots of PR0 pages. PR has nothing to do with quality content. PR is all about inbound links - nothing else.

The only way to get to PR5 'naturally' is to attract inbound links with quality content. However, there are LOTS of crappy pages out there with even duplicate crappy content that are ranked PR5 or even higher.

 

You should have good content, backlinks, good meta description that is relevant to your domain and site title

 

It is ok. Please watch out for them double posts though.

 

Well, it is all about back links You need to have tons of quality links pointing to your site in order to have pr of 5. High-Pr and related sites are your priority, get more more and more of it.

 

Do proper off-page optimization part...enough

 

may I know that more details about this?...thanks before

 

yeah~~I agree with you~~

 

Yea you probably right. I trust you because you are longer and have better reputation here in DP, I'm kinda newbie here so never mind me...

But to be straight, I have only show you one example but you said again as if I have been wrong so many times before...