How do I increase my Pagerank?

April 17th, 2005 • Related • Filed Under

Filed Under: Blogging

Tags: Google, SEO

Ok, I think I’ve worked out why I thought my AdSense ads aren’t targeting. I checked Google to see how often it is crawling my site and it is only crawling my site every 2-3 days. I think this is why when I look at my most recent posts Google is displaying generic ‘blogging’ ads, while my older posts are getting some targeted ads. This isn’t much use to me as most of my readers tend to read my newer posts.

I think one of the reasons why I’m getting crawled so infrequently is because my Pagerank is so slow- it’s an embarrassing 0. How can I improve it quickly? I’m not sure what kind of links to my site count, as Connected is linked to from a number of sites via trackbacks, both created by me and also from other sites, but these don’t seem to be counting.

Do I need more sites to link to me from within posts? Or do I just have to be patient and wait for Google to pick up these links/see that I am posting frequently? What else can I do to increase my Pagerank? All help appreciated.

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Everton is based in London and has worked in the internet and mobile space for over ten years now, and before that worked in corporate strategy and consulting. He has a degree in Economics from Cambridge University, and currently runs the Portal and online operations for one of the largest ISPs in the UK. He also writes for Windows 7 News.

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   Comment by AIeditor on 27 June 2007:

   Hi,

   So did you find out what made your blog become pagerank 6 now?

   Two years to get PR 6, maybe you can help my Movie Special blog pagerank.

   Do you want to exchange links with my blog & what else should I do about PR for my blog?

   
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   Comment by Everton on 27 June 2007:

   I think to get a PR6 you just need to post and acquire new links regularly, and of course you can buy links to speed up the process.

   I don’t think 2 years for a PR6 is good, especially as I got PR5 in 3 months. It took me a while as I think I got penalised for a long period of inactivity in 2006.
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   Comment by Mortgage Guy on 28 September 2007:

   You just need more high quality (pagerank) sites linking to your blog. If you can get a few PR7 or a PR8, you should see a significant jump in PR. I noticed your main page is already a 6.
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   Comment by Deatheyes on 3 October 2007:

   Hi,
   I think you should sumit your site to dmoz.org and wikipedia.com
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   Comment by Harishankar on 4 October 2007:

   Google tracks how often you get in-bound-links, how long they are active, and how valuable each links are. With these 3 factors Google makes some kind of algo and ranks your site. You also need to keep your outbound links limited and valuable. Meaning there should not be any bunch of out-bound-links. And also should be relevant to the page.
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   Comment by asso on 10 November 2007:

   I see only a PR3 on the homepage not Pr6
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   Comment by asso on 10 November 2007:

   I only see a PR3 on the homepage not a PR6

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