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not to sound negative, but Google doesn't update the public PR information in real time...they do it once every ~4-5 months. So your "PR jumped to 1" "PR jumped
by vaksel 17y ago
not to sound negative, but Google doesn't update the public PR information in real time...they do it once every ~4-5 months. So your "PR jumped to 1" "PR jumped to 2" etc doesn't hold much water. I'm guessing you just saw that PR jumped to 4, so you extrapolated your efforts backwards.
- thinkbohemian 17y agoThe update in PR was from the corresponding jumps I saw on my search keywords in google webmasters as well as actual PR. I saw 0 in december/january, and then noticed a jump of search rankings in feb. In late march my page rank was actually observed as 3 and then in april around the 6th I saw that my PR was reported as 4. Which was accompanied by another jump in my keyword rankings. Update - I put a note at the bottom of the article to better reflect how I got the numbers.