Page Rank of All Page Is
Important
Hello William
You wrote this below about your page rank, and is a
normal, typical and very damaging idea to a website, what is important is UNIQUE
visitor count. --- I
was disappointed last week. I have had a 4/10 google ranking for over a year,
and accumulated some links, and I thought improved my site and was expecting a
boost to 5/10, but instead woke up one morning to a 3/10 google rating, lower
page rank, and half as many hits. Will evaluate your advise and decide the best
course of action. A couple of months ago I took out a key word rich paragraph at
the bottom of my home page because I read it was unnecessary and
counterproductive, but I think I will put it back in and see if I go up to 4/10
again. ---
Answer
I am assuming you are saying the page
rank is the number on the Google.com tool bar is 4 or 3 something. I had a 6 and
it dropped to 5 on this page. https://www.hobotraveler.com/blogger.html
Page rank is not important for only one
URL, and rank of a page does not mean you have new readers, it means people are
reading your blog. More or less rank is how many people are reading a page when
you look at the google.com tool bar, and on a blog this is not very
helpful.
If you clicked around my site,
HoboTraveler.com you would probably see page rank change on the bar, some could
be2 others could be 5 and if I was happy it would be 6 or above, not
likely, but I would be happy.
I feel you are telling me the page rank of ONE URL or
one link, to know your page rank, I would want to know the page rank of all your
links, and maybe I would think about it. The truth is, I do not care about page
rank on the google.com bar, I care about unique visitors on my site, and to know
the difference between a unique visitor and a hit is a good place to
start.
Every page has a page rank, every specific page has
its own page rank, what the goal of making one file, one post, one page is to
have this page designed so the search term you chose to make the page about is
in the top 10 results of Google.com or Yahoo.com.
You telling me the wrong information to explain your
web pages, if you want to tell me your site is good, or your site is having
problem, I want to know
How many unique visitors, NOT Hits, hits is a bad
term and tell me you do not understand visitors to the page. Go to the bottom of
any page on HoboTraveler.com and look for a small square box that has colors,
this is the sitemeter.com box.
Click on it. http://www.sitemeter.com/?a=stats&s=sm5hobotraveler
I
want to know the number of Unique Visitors on your site daily.
This to me is your rank. Under 50 is normal 50
to 200 is ok 200 to 500 is good 500-2000 is very good 2000-20,000 is
doing good
20,000 to 500,000 is a player
500,000 and above to me is a super site
I just made this ranking up, off the top of my
head.
How man unique visitors per day for the whole site, this is what I
want to know? Then I could say, your rank is this or that.
Sitemeter.com is Free, and an easy way for a small
page to learn, this is the statisics I use, none other, and I also can count my
clicks in impressions in google.com/adsense.
When you can see the number of visitors growing, then
you will know the site is growing, now you do not know simple and
clear.
