Google PageRank Update September 2007?
By David on Sep 3, 2007 in Community, Google, Search Engine Optimization, Web Development, Webmaster's Resources
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Well, here it is September 3rd and still no visible changes in the PageRank values in the Google Toolbar. In my honest opinion, that can only mean two things: Either Google has decided to no longer make it’s PageRank values visible, or they are getting ready to roll out some BIG changes in their algorithms. My guess, evidenced by recent fluctuation on the SERPs, is that a major algorithm update has taken place, maybe even new filters on paid links have been applied. Whichever the case may be OR not be. One thing is for certain, the quest for Googledom is still every SEOs ultimate goal. Since PageRank as a number has little or nothing to do with the SERPs, unless you buy or sell links for a living, it doesn’t really matter what your PageRank value is, only that your backlinks are relevant enough to get you on the 1st page of Google.
Will there be a Google PageRank Update September 2007? Most definitely, will we be able to see those numbers? Uncertain.Technorati Tags: algorithm, algorithms, backlinks, Community, fluctuation, google, google pagerank, google toolbar, honest opinion, search engine optimization, september 3rd, serps, visible changes, Web Development, Webmasters Resources
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There are constantly PageRank updates … not just this month, but last month, and the month before. The toolbar value is different, as you gathered, but it isn’t as if Google only updates PageRank every once in a while
Derami | Sep 4, 2007 | Reply
@Derami,
You are referring to the term everflux and yes you are exactly right. Thanks for your comment.
David | Sep 6, 2007 | Reply
I’m confused. Is there going to be a PR update and are we going to be able to find out the PR of our site? It does matter what the PR of our site is doesn’t it?
Mom Knows Everything | Sep 6, 2007 | Reply
I’ve been chasing this story for months. No one knows until it happens… unless it does. It bothering me to. lol
Mike Koenig | Sep 7, 2007 | Reply
@Mom,
Yes, there is definitely going to be a PR update, it happens every few day. Are we going to be made aware of that value? Probably, but it’s all speculation right now.
@Mike,
You, me, and everyone else, right MOM?
David | Sep 7, 2007 | Reply
Today I noticed change in backlinks. It started. I reckon in the next 5 days the green bars will change in levels.
Weber | Sep 16, 2007 | Reply
I’ve noticed a dramatic decline in indexed webpages in the last few days, dropping by two thirds. Maybe this is a sign?
Michael Higgins | Sep 17, 2007 | Reply
Veryy Good
Oyun | Sep 18, 2007 | Reply
I think the September PR update that you’ve seen so far is sorta like the August one which was a corrective update. I had one of the sites I’ve been working on for 4 months finally jump up into the first page on a semi competitive term still with a PR0. But its trust / authority definitely got reranked.
SEO Daryl | Sep 20, 2007 | Reply
I’m a first time webmaster and I must say that this whole process of waiting for a page rank update is nerve recking. I hope Google would be more clear and fair to the internet community instead of holding us hostage.
Adam | Sep 21, 2007 | Reply
Google publish Google PR only for one purpose - to have an excuse for spying on users of their toolbar.
That toolbar is a 80% of success of Google search.
But publishing any real numbers is very disadvantageously for Google.
So Google will supply us with more and more outdated and false information in future.
Anonymous | Sep 21, 2007 | Reply
My internal links, external links and cached pages are updated. This might be sign for update in green bar..
Good luck…
raj | Sep 26, 2007 | Reply
No update in the green bar here. Has any one else had success? I hear that the green bar doesn’t mean anything because Google constantly updates internally. I think its their way of getting their name on every site 1000 times - LOL…it keeps everyone talking about Google!
Jayson Gibson | Oct 2, 2007 | Reply