Google Page rank is an algorithm used by Google to give ratings to web pages. Page rank relies on ILQ (Incoming Link Quality) to assign this rating. In layman terms, the quality and the number of sites which link to a web page. The higher the quality (page rank) of your incoming links, the higher your Page rank will be. Page rank of a site can be between 0-10, 0 being the lowest and 10 the highest Page rank a site can get.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Google Page Relevance (GPR)
Google Page rank is an algorithm used by Google to give ratings to web pages. Page rank relies on ILQ (Incoming Link Quality) to assign this rating. In layman terms, the quality and the number of sites which link to a web page. The higher the quality (page rank) of your incoming links, the higher your Page rank will be. Page rank of a site can be between 0-10, 0 being the lowest and 10 the highest Page rank a site can get.
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