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Google PageRank Toolbar Explained

Started by Webm, 2011-11-03 13:24

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This  article will guide you through the importance of the toolbar, and its accuracy in reporting PageRank. I will also discuss the role of this than most people, including many SEO are unaware. If you have an existing site, use this as a reference to ensure that you are using the toolbar properly. I will review the 5 key areas.

The toolbar is not accurate, and has its limitations.
If you visit a page that is not indexed, but Google has a very similar page index is very close to hers, then the estimate toolbar PageRank.
In addition, Google PageRank is through the toolbar, but the nature of
PageRank is linear (a multiplier) and the toolbar is not, there are limitations.
Note: Please read "A word more about PageRank" in my best Google SEO
Practice - Part 4 of the article to know more about this topic.


The information shown in the toolbar is not updated.
There is a difference between toolbar PageRank and PageRank real. The data that appears in the toolbar is 4 to 6 months of age. Google PageRank tracks and maps in real time, but does not update the toolbar in the same way. There are several tools that estimate future PR, but it is believed just that. Keep this in mind.

Best SEO features: highlight and backlinks.
You can highlight all instances of the search term on the back page of your search. This helps you see how many times your competitors use these keywords in your pages, so you can adjust your SEO campaign accordingly. In addition, the role of backlinks shows all pages that link to yours, with Google's PageRank. As I said above, remember that this is outdated information.

Feature hides the toolbar: indexing.
Ever wonder how Google indexed pages have no links with them? Well, here's how: if you are browsing the web with the toolbar installed, (I'm not saying that only visible or enabled), Google is the record of each page you visit and also check if the address the one on the index or not. So what if not? It will be indexed in the next schedule. If you want an index page, however, make sure you do not have the toolbar installed in your browser while it ready.

The demystification of the "dependency pagerank."

PageRank is just one of the more than 100 components of Google's algorithm, and is exaggerated.
Do not rely solely on the toolbar to determine your link partners. You want links from pages related to traffic, not only high PageRank. And my last tip: Make sure you have at least two browsers, one with the toolbar (if needed) and one without (to visit his "not-ready" pages).
   

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