yes because it is backlinks... and yet, they have different IPs, so it will really get PR. cool. the next question would be how to get from 1 to 2 Just get juice (content) on the sites and they will easily get PR2 Good link diversity can lead to a very good PR. I'm not sure that it's a very time-efficient manner of moving to PR1 though! Quote: Originally Posted by maxine25 Good link diversity can lead to a very good PR. PR is a probability value, and is wholly unaffected by "diversity."
__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by linksads I have a trick of increasing the pr of 100 sites all together from different IPs, If i have 100 sites i will link them each other and no need to make more links for them or need to do any dir, article, press release submis. etc, after google pr update they will surely get pr1+ from pr0. Neither a "trick" nor new.
PR is a measure of the probability, value 0 to 1, that a resource will be randomly requested. And, it is a measure of mutually exclusive events, such the total of the individual PR values of all must equal 1.
With roughly 2 billion resources indexed, the average PR value is 1/2,000,000,000 = 0.0000000005.
It is mathematically impossible that 100 interlinked sites can bootstrap their PRs to Tool Bar PR 1 without a substantial amount of PR gained from links external to said 100 sites.
__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by Boss-DK yes because it is backlinks... and yet, they have different IPs, so it will really get PR. The IP Address is wholly irrelevant to the calculation of PR.
The are only two factors in calculating PR :
The total number of resources in the matrix being evaluated; and,The mere presence or absence of links between each of the members of that matrix.
__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by lordspace cool. the next question would be how to get from 1 to 2 Can't even get from 0 to 1 with this "trick."
__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by Piree Just get juice (content) on the sites and they will easily get PR2 Content is irrelevant to the calculation of PR.
See http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/...ml#post1384743
__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by SBarnett I'm not sure that it's a very time-efficient manner of moving to PR1 though! It's not even mathematically possible.
See http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/...ml#post1384734
__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by drchris3 PR 0 to PR 1 is easy.... daily update. Freshness of content is irrelevant to the calculation of PR.
See http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/...ml#post1384743
__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by linksads If i have 100 sites i will link them each other and no need to make more links for them or need to do any dir, article, press release submis. etc, after google pr update they will surely get pr1+ from pr0. So can I take this to mean that you've never successfully performed this "trick" and you're just thinking out loud? Quote: Originally Posted by ~CReed ... thinking out loud? Got the "out loud" part right.
__________________ So in the end if you have good contents you can easily increase pr Quote: Originally Posted by cara.micheal So in the end if you have good contents you can easily increase pr To repeat, content is irrelevant to the calculation of PR.
See http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/...ml#post1384743
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__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by linksads I have a trick of increasing the pr of 100 sites all together from different IPs, If i have 100 sites i will link them each other and no need to make more links for them or need to do any dir, article, press release submis. etc, after google pr update they will surely get pr1+ from pr0. Neither a "trick" nor new.
PR is a measure of the probability, value 0 to 1, that a resource will be randomly requested. And, it is a measure of mutually exclusive events, such the total of the individual PR values of all must equal 1.
With roughly 2 billion resources indexed, the average PR value is 1/2,000,000,000 = 0.0000000005.
It is mathematically impossible that 100 interlinked sites can bootstrap their PRs to Tool Bar PR 1 without a substantial amount of PR gained from links external to said 100 sites.
__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by Boss-DK yes because it is backlinks... and yet, they have different IPs, so it will really get PR. The IP Address is wholly irrelevant to the calculation of PR.
The are only two factors in calculating PR :
The total number of resources in the matrix being evaluated; and,The mere presence or absence of links between each of the members of that matrix.
__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by lordspace cool. the next question would be how to get from 1 to 2 Can't even get from 0 to 1 with this "trick."
__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by Piree Just get juice (content) on the sites and they will easily get PR2 Content is irrelevant to the calculation of PR.
See http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/...ml#post1384743
__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by SBarnett I'm not sure that it's a very time-efficient manner of moving to PR1 though! It's not even mathematically possible.
See http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/...ml#post1384734
__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by drchris3 PR 0 to PR 1 is easy.... daily update. Freshness of content is irrelevant to the calculation of PR.
See http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/...ml#post1384743
__________________ Quote: Originally Posted by linksads If i have 100 sites i will link them each other and no need to make more links for them or need to do any dir, article, press release submis. etc, after google pr update they will surely get pr1+ from pr0. So can I take this to mean that you've never successfully performed this "trick" and you're just thinking out loud? Quote: Originally Posted by ~CReed ... thinking out loud? Got the "out loud" part right.
__________________ So in the end if you have good contents you can easily increase pr Quote: Originally Posted by cara.micheal So in the end if you have good contents you can easily increase pr To repeat, content is irrelevant to the calculation of PR.
See http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/...ml#post1384743
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