____/ Big Bill on Monday 02 July 2007 00:31 : \____
> On Mon, 2 Jul 2007 04:15:38 +0800, "Murray R. Van Luyn"
> <NOSPAM@NOSPAM> wrote:
>
>>"Denise" <dionyza@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>news:BKThi.2083$za5.74@xxxxxxxxxxx
>>>
>>> Hi Murray,
>>>
>>> The last one was April 28-30 (it often takes several days to complete),
>>> and it tends to be around 3 months or so between updates. So look for the
>>> next toolbar PR export around the end of the month, or sometime in August.
>>>
>>> This may be helpful:
>>> http://www.seocompany.ca/pagerank/page-rank-update-list.html
>>>
>>> all best,
>>> Denise
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Hi Denise.
>>
>>Nice to hear from you. That was about the fastest newsgroup response I've
>>ever had. Thanks very much for the link you sent. The algorithm updates will
>>be interesting for me whenever my poor site gets into trouble. I'm down to
>>6.5% of my pages in the primary index at the moment, and really can't think
>>what to do next. I had 110+ pages listed for a while, but then It all fell
>>to bits on me. Oh well, we'll just keep plodding along and wait to see what
>>the toolbar report says.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Murray R. Van Luyn.
>
> Try refreshing the content maybe.
Another thought: for site popularity/traffic, PageRank is just one among many
factors to consider. The PR update is not magic pill that will change
something overnight. Moreover, if your site expands, PR can get 'diluted', so
it's not very meaningful. I'm personally interested in timing of PR updates
because it heralds and alarms about quirks and noise in advance. To the few
people who actually have PR visible (most surfers don't even know what
Netcraft or Alexa is), this measure can be seen as a poor indicator/gauge of
popularity. Some of the Web's busiest hubs have PR3/4 for all sorts of reasons
(subscription required to access content other than the front page, dilution,
locality, audience, etc).
--
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