Worst changes in Google PR.

[uk_kk]

I noticed some changes in Google PR a couple of days before because one of domain which I registered a week or two before with PR4 lost all of its page rank.

Today, very first time I saw Yahoo! with PR10.... I said wow ... then I check few other sites like MSN. MSN lost one point to PR8. As for as I remember old PR of freewebspace.net. It has also lost two points of PR.

Any other major change, that you people have noticed???

 

[iBrightDev]

google constantly changes PR, but only releases updates to the public every so often. so, yeah, you saw the changes, and they are the current PR's for the sites that is available to the public. Google will NOT release PR every day because it would be to easy to add different linkbacks and stuff like that and see the results and kake more changes to get higher, so, to make it more dificult, they release about once a month, sometimes more, sometimes less. my new proxy already went to PR1.

 

[Peo]

This forum still have the same PR as it used to and has not lost any points.

 

[uk_kk]

May be, I am wrong about the previous PR of freewebspace.net but I am pretty much sure that MSN.com and Yahoo! were @ PR9. Yahoo! gained one point and MSN lost .

I lost 4 points to PR0 on one of the domain which I graped a couple of weeks before.

 

[Jan]

You grabbed an expired domain hoping it would keep a page rank? Did you put anything on it?

 

[uk_kk]

It was a website of one of the Pakistani newpapers. Can't understand why they left the domain.

Alexa shows that the domain was up for last 5 years and It has very good traffic from USA, Europe and Asia.

At the moment, It says only one message that we are coming back soon but I am thinking upload news & articles site based on the code that I have developed on PHP which is used in http://www.b4b.info && http://www.karachi.ws

Best wishes,
KK

 

[Zeppelin]

Domain age is important as the longer the site has been online the more credible it's seen by se, but when the owner is changed it's usually viewed as a negative change, ans results in PR getting lower.

 

[DarkBlood]

I don't even care about PR. It's not like I use google's toolbar anyway.

 

[uk_kk]

Domain age is important as the longer the site has been online the more credible it's seen by se, but when the owner is changed it's usually viewed as a negative change, ans results in PR getting lower.

Google is buying doubleclick.com, I would love to see doubleclick.com with PR0.

These rules are for small publishers / domainers but not for BIG PLAYERS.

Microsoft is also buying Yahoo!, according to
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070504/bs_nm/yahoo_microsoft_dc

Think ... Yahoo! with PR0

And yes, did any one notice YouTube.com with PR0, I did not .