__/ [ Andrew Heenan ] on Wednesday 22 February 2006 03:17 \__
> "seo101" wrote ...
>> the update started 4 days ago...
>
> ... but it hasn't finished yet!
I agree. Not at all consistent across datacentres yet...
> Two out of three of my newer sites are consistently showing a healthy
> number, the other is still varying beteen 0 and 4 (go figure!). Another
> site, which suffered severe re-organization, has yet to settle down.
>
> Interestingly, my newest site, two months old or thereabouts, still shows
> zilch - despite being very similar (except in content), to another which
> won a healthy 3 (only a month older).
If it's of any relevance, I registered a domain in October. I expected it to
inherit a PageRank 4, but the subsequent update 'did not take'. It possibly
takes a few months for updates to be considered, at least for new sites.
PageRank is finally being updated for that site, only 5 months down the
line.
> So I'm betting these figures are already a couple of months out of date, as
> usual.
Yes, it can be a misrepresentation unless you point out (in the main page)
the freshness of the site, assuming visitors understand the way TBPR updates
work.
> And, also as usual, these figures really count for little - mine were doing
> well in the serps weeks ago, and that has not changed.
Hope this contributes,
Roy
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