whats average time for a PR to be assgined to a new site?

Google updates PR like every 3 months.

 

The best evidence would be one of your own pages. If you got the wallet, I can definitely provide the proof. Of course my time would not be free. I'd do this for $100 with $50 of that up front and the other $50 when the page goes PR 0. If it does not go PR 0 within two weeks, I give you the $50 back and you owe nothing...

This is completely white hat and does not involve a bunch of spammy links like so many noobs are used to. Quality comes with a price, but will definitely give you a future bounce for your chosen keyword.

But honestly I would rather wait until after this upcoming PR update to prove this to anyone. I don't want a toolbar export to ruin this opportunity to prove myself and put my time where my mouth is...

 

dude - massive lol, like i honestly give a flying f*ck about pagerank, i dont even use the toolbar. i use chrome and spend my time link building, rather than bitching about my crappy pr0 site.

try it, you never know you might actually start making some money online

people who cry about their pr are seo flop outs, they suck at seo and blame their ranking on their pr.

i hear this one a lot "i cant wait for the next pr update so i can start making money off my site" FFS

can you tell me how on earth i can get some financial gain from paying you 100 bucks to put a site to pr 0, i mean come on seriously. just the though is laughable.

do me a favour and forward me the emails of your previous clients
1 - so i can take the piss out of them
2 - so i can ripp them off with some shabby service, they sound like suckers to me

 

so when you say the next PR update will be ? In a few days ?

 

Then go post on some other thread...

Trust me, I do make money online!

Read my original post. I can turn any new page into a PR 0 without a PR toolbar export. While others wait 3 fucking months for a PR NR page to turn to something other then PR NR, I can make the page a PR 0 in two weeks or less. That's the difference between shit links and quality - something which you have no grasp of if you don't even consider PR in the quality of a backlink.

On the next export the page would be a strong PR 3 or a weak PR 4. But until the toolbar export, the page would see quite a jump in the SERPS since Google does update internal PR quite often.

What would you gain? Probably the strongest permanent single link your site will ever have. But if making money/solid ranks in Google is not an issue for you, keep on submitting to directories, commenting on blogs, posting sig links on forums, and the other recycled shit link building methods most use around here.

Typical response from a noob that has no concept of what it takes to dominate in competitive niches. You have no idea what a single quality and authoritative link can do for your site. Who's laughing now?

 

wow looks like i hit a nerve, i could argue with you about whos got the biggest dick all day, but that fact remains the same. your nothing and never will be

come back when your making 60k a year online and then we will talk about penis size

 

You did not hit a nerve. What you want is someone (me) to prove something to you that you are not willing to spend a dime on. If you really made $60K a year, you would realize that EVERYONES time (including mine) is worth something. You are all talk and probably could not rub two nickles together to make ten cents.

Now we can both flap our jaws here and not cost you a penny or you can put your money where your mouth is and get one of the strongest permanent backlinks your site will ever have. And you might actually learn that there are people on this board that make well over $100K a year without ever leaving their house. The difference between those "in the know" and you is that "those in the know" understand getting someone to work for you is not free.

Go kick someone elses tires buddy and don't try to insult me with what you earn online. Because with your level of professionalism and attitude, I highly doubt you have even moved out of your parents basement. And if you did, you probably spent your entire adult life bragging what an accomplishment moving out of your parents basement was...