You often hear website owners claiming that their website’s PageRank (PR) has increased or decreased, this is a misconception. PR is all about your web page/s and not about your website. If your PR applies to your website as a whole, then all your web pages should have the same PR. Most websites’ PR can be found in their main domain (www.yoursite.com) very common, but when you move to another web page, the PR drops down to zero. Why? Because the inbound links they have acquired are all pointing to their homepage (main domain), take note home-PAGE, and not to a specific web page.
I’ll show a typical example, let’s visit “www.dailyblogtips.com”, when you go to its home-PAGE, the PR that you will see is 6/10, wow that’s high (at the time of this writing), go the “www.dailyblogtips.com/about” page and its PR drops to 5/10, go to a newly posted article and the PR drops to 0/10. As you can see, each web page has a different PR, this is evaluated by Google from the quality of links pointing at those web pages. And it’s quite obvious, from the word “Page-Rank” itself which is self-explanatory, the rank applies to a page. So next time you hear other website owners claiming about their website’s PR, keep in mind it’s their homepage that’s being ranked, not the whole website itself. I’m not only saying this for you to be informed but this has a great relevance in our future posts and in your link building campaign.
Source:http://blog.exclusivedirectory.net/
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