The page rank of my website is 0.What can I do to increase pagerank to my website free?
Jul 2nd, 2009 |
If needed i’ll forward my site link For good answer i’ll choose it as best answer.Thanks in advance.
PageRank is all about links. The more links (and the better quality they are) the higher your PR will go. If you need ideas on how to get more backlinks, this article is a good place to start:
http://imiseasy.com/50-ways-to-get-links-to-your-site/
Also, PR only updates about once a quarter so you may indeed have higher PR and you just can’t see it yet!
acca said:
Post link to your site in signatures on forums you are visiting, post comments on blogs with your link, get a link exchange with related website.
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fullyloadedsites said:
Put your link on here places with hand typed information get spidered by search engines faster. Blogs about your topic write about what you have what you do you are the expert on what you have. They get spidered quickly. Look up free website directories. usfreeads and place an ad. Craigs list. Try free URL Submitters. Twitter has a directory that is free. LinkedIn is a directory.
All free. take an hour a day and submit your site somewhere and you will see in about 5 days that it starts to get picked up. Good luck when you start to see it show up its quite exciting.
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radsystemzjason said:
Pagerank is mostly about off-site optimization, meaning the number and quality of incoming, non-reciprocal links.
Having other, higher PR sites that are about a similar topic to your site linking to your site, WITHOUT having a link on your site back to them will raise pagerank quite quickly.
But it’s more than that - your web pages need to "flow". Your content needs to go along with your choosen keywords, the page needs relevant title and description meta tags, and the site needs to work - no broken links, etc..
Having a site with a lot of Flash and Java content, with little "hard" html will take forever to raise PR - search engines can’t read Flash and Java content.
Submitting your site to internet directories (like DMOZ) and search engines (like Google) will help getting listed in searches.
Domain age plays a big role - anything less than 3-6 months old isn’t going to get bumped up in PR, unless there are a ton of quality incoming links to your site.
That’s just some bullet points. There is a LOT to raising PR, and to SEO in general.
Hope that helps,
Jason
http://www.siteseohelp.com
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Yourguide said:
To increase page rank.. increase more and more links for your website by either submitting articles for free in articles base, articles city or any other website. moreover you can create different blogs and provide links to your website in that blogs and articles
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vicseo said:
Please forward your site link so we can review your SEO metatags and offer any improvements.
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mcollins391 said:
PageRank is all about links. The more links (and the better quality they are) the higher your PR will go. If you need ideas on how to get more backlinks, this article is a good place to start:
http://imiseasy.com/50-ways-to-get-links-to-your-site/
Also, PR only updates about once a quarter so you may indeed have higher PR and you just can’t see it yet!
References :
http://imiseasy.com/50-ways-to-get-links-to-your-site/
Bro. Dan said:
Build up backlinks to your site. The best way to do this for free is through article marketing, Top article directories have high PR. You can also try submitting 450-word articles to blogs relevant to your niche at http://vur.me/BroDan/ftsystem . Your backlink buildup should be controlled so it looks natural to search engines.
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David said:
85% page rank depend on off page optimization Make thematic one way links, directory submission, article submission, forum posting and blog commenting
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John said:
Use Off-Page & On-Page Optimization.
Or Use Value Chain
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