We’re delighted to see you joining in, but please take the time to read a topic before replying. We have already explained several times over in this thread why social media, forum posting etc. will not help to increase PageRank.
Now, if you have a Google source to back up your claims and refute what has already been said, that’s different; we’d be interested to see it. But merely repeating previous suggestions with no added value is of little help and just makes the thread repetitive and confusing.
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Lol, sorry this is going to be off topic, but TechnoBear, you make me laugh. I just scrolled through, and had a knee jerk reaction to some of the comments wanting to say “wait a minute, that isn’t right!” And usually directly after you already responded and said exactly what I was thinking.
No, Google has only stopped giving public updates.
Do you have a Google source for that? Because the last I read from Google, they still use PR as one of the many factors they take into account in ranking a site in SERPs.
Do not worry about PR as google suggested. just keep providing useful content and leave rest up to google.
once you web page gets popular and huge visitors then google might increase PR.
Nice tips but i am trying all these tips but still i am not getting page rank. i followed all the methods for my blog but still waiting for its rank in google.
If you want to get your keyword ranking then you should done your on page first and after few days should start off page SEO. Always try to find out relevant pages with domain authority and alexa. These links will help you to get ranked well.
Actually, there is no need to worry about Page Rank. If you continously publishing quality posts at your site and buy some dofollow links, your site will be more poular and more preferred by search engines.
Actually, I mean you can publish sponsored/guest posts on related websites. External links are very important for increasing site traffic and page rank.
No. As @SamA74 says, your site is likely to be penalised by search engines.
Same goes for this approach.
The following are examples of link schemes which can negatively impact a site’s ranking in search results:
Buying or selling links that pass PageRank. This includes exchanging money for links, or posts that contain links; exchanging goods or services for links; or sending someone a “free” product in exchange for them writing about it and including a link
I strongly recommend you to read that entire article.
(Other search engines take similar views, but the original question here is specifically about Google.)
