Page’s PageRank: Google Ranking Factor

In a nutshell, Page’s PageRank is considered links to be like votes. Additionally, it considers that some votes are more important than others.

PageRank is Google’s system of counting link votes and determining which pages are most vital supported them. These scores are then used together with many other things to work out if a page will rank well during a search.

PageRank is just a score that represents the importance of a page, as Google estimates it (By the way, that estimate of importance is taken into account to be Google’s opinion and protected within the US by the primary Amendment.

Page’s PageRank is opinions —of the importance of particular websites as they correspond to a research query the court conclude Google’s PageRanks are entitled to full constitutional protection.)

What is a Page’s PageRank for a webpage?

PageRank is Google’s technology for rating the importance and quality of a web page.

It’s one among the variables utilized by Google to work out how high your site is going to be placed within the search engine Results Pages (SERP). The PageRank(Page’s PageRank) of a web site is represented by a variety from one to 10.

What is PageRank and how does it work?

PageRank (PR) is an algorithm utilized by Google Search to rank sites in their search engine results.

PageRank is a way of measuring the importance of website pages. Consistent with Google, PageRank works by counting the number and quality of links to a page to determine a rough estimate of how important the web site is.

Why is Page’s PageRank important?

PageRank attempts to measure a web page’s importance. Page and Brin’s theory is that the most important pages on the web are the pages with the foremost links resulting in them.

Pages with higher PageRank have more weight in "voting" with their links than pages with lower PageRank.

How Does Google Page Ranks Work?

Google takes into consideration three factors when calculating the Page Rank(Page’s Page Rank) of a web page, which are:

• The quantity and quality of inbound linking pages;
• The number of outbound links on each linking page;
• The PageRank of every linking page.

How to preserve (and boost) you’re PageRank?

Before I start with this section, I need to stress a very important point:

This is not about optimizing for PageRank or URL Rating (UR). That way of thinking often results in poor decision making.

The important task is to make sure that you’re not losing or wasting PageRank on your site.

For that, there are three areas to focus on:

1. Internal links: How you link the pages together on your website affect the flow of "authority" or "link juice" around your site.
2. External links: Both URL Rating (UR) and PageRank effectively share authority between all outbound links on a page. But this doesn’t mean you must delete or "no follow" external links. (Keep reading.)
3. Backlinks: Backlinks bring so-called "link juice" into your site, which you must carefully preserve.

Let’s check out each of those individually

Conclusion

There was more I could write on Page’s PageRank, but I hope this provides you with a decent introduction and a few clarity about it. The key points to remember:

• PageRank tells how important a page is, relatively speaking, compared to other pages.
• PageRank is simply one among MANY ranking factors used to determine ranking in search results.
• High PageRank doesn’t guarantee a high search ranking for any particular term.
• The anchor text of a link is usually much more important than whether it is on a high Page Rank (Page’s Page Rank) page.

FOUNDER Lokesh Sharma is a Indian Computer Architect and Internet entrepreneur who is co-founder and CEO of PaceLab International Group. Lokesh has over 20 years of experience in Technology, building complex platforms and accelerating sales and gro