Frankly, I don’t know, but it still amazes me that I am able to come up with 2 new domains/blogs getting PR7 in less than 6 months.
First, when I got Smart Wifi Chronicles late April this year, it was to move the discussions about Smart Bro from my blog to that dedicated blog. Now it gets around 600 unique visitors a day with and average 2,500 pageviews. So, you can just imagine how much traffic I lost on my blog when I move a huge chunk of the readers there.
So, ok, back to the PR 7. During the first SEO Philippines contest last June, I created a page on that blog as some sort of non-competing entry. In just 3 months of link-building, that page shot up to PR8 with the main domain on PR5, some categories on PR6 and a PR7. It was exciting to see the results of this little experiment which still boggles me to this day. So, okay, I sold a few links on that blog, some of which amounted to as much as $160PHP 9,390INR 13,560EUR 152CNY 1,165 per link. That page is now just PR7 which is still pretty high, IMO.
Another domain which I bought specifically for the SEO contest was seoph.org. I reckon that the domains should be a bit generic so that once the contest is over, I could still use it for some other purpose. Now, I am using the site as an SEO blog which is also at PageRank 7.
Now, the question becomes “how did they end up that high?” There are a few Philippine sites that have PR7 or higher and with this SEO exercise, I think I may have an answer to getting high PRs as exemplified by these two sites/blogs.
The first 3 bullet points is all I can say I did and the last 2 are just mere opinions (something I didn’t do during the exercise). Actually, these are not SEO secrets at all.
Again, I can’t claim that this are the answers but from the SEO exercise that we had, but results far outweighs long-standing theories. Now, all one needs to do is monetize these high PR blogs. :D
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Miguel says:
Question bossing. Isn’t it that: PageRank is purely a function of how many links you have and their PageRank? So, domain age and actual page content don’t matter – they boost up your SERP ranking but not the PR itself… ?
Abe Olandres says:
And I thought you just inherit Pagerank from other sites but the blogs I got to PR7 or 8 didn’t receive any PR juice above 6. So I got quite confused how that happened.
Miguel says:
There is some summation involved. We’ll never know until we get the secret algorithm…
dennis agulo says:
For http://www.smartwifi.org.ph/isulong-seoph/isulong-seoph/
most links came from grabeh, yuga and itself…. baka lakas tama ng yuga … at grabeh ang hatak ni grabeh…
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Miguel says:
Plus side of forums… thousands of pages of user-generated content…
wyzemoro says:
i never had a PR7 site. i hope next year… i will have one. i’m building more sites :)
markku says:
Wow, PR7!!! Cool. :)
elmer says:
How this PR thing works? is it when you type in google the words let say “mobile gadget” and im the 2nd result is that considered PR 2 or im totally not getting it. pardon if it’s a dumb question… to busy to google :-(
noel says:
Its the combined PR juice from all of the pages linking to you. But wait after a couple of weeks for the PR to settle.
As per dgitalpoint, the earliest post about the latest PR update was Nov 27.