What Is Pagerank And Why Does It Matter?

[makoo]

What Is Pagerank And Why Does It Matter?

[RSM_Recruitment]

Hello,

PageRank is about credibility and it is used to help rank your pages. Credibility is determined in part by the age of the page, the amount and quality of the content, and the number of inbound links.

[godwin]

PageRank (PR) is a mathematical formula that judges the “value of a page” by looking at the quantity and quality of other pages that link to it. Its purpose is to determine the relative importance of a given webpage in a network (i.e., the World Wide Web).

[niamul21]

What Is Pagerank And Why Does It Matter?

Page rank is a total performance of a particular web page and it matters because with the help of page ranking visitors or the advertisers can easily identify the quality of a particular web page.

[davidweb09]

Pagerank represent your website quality score which measure its value in Google Eye. https://bit.ly/3muRAz3

[godwin]

PageRank (PR) is a mathematical formula that judges the “value of a page” by looking at the quantity and quality of other pages that link to it. Its purpose is to determine the relative importance of a given webpage in a network (i.e., the World Wide Web).

[jayam]

PageRank (PR) is a mathematical formula that judges the “value of a page” by looking at the quantity and quality of other pages that link to it. Its purpose is to determine the relative importance of a given webpage in a network (i.e., the World Wide Web).

[jayammrg]

Page rank is important because it's one of the factors a search engine like Google takes into account when it decides which results to show at the top of its search engine listings – where they can be easily seen. (In fact PageRank is a Google trade mark – but other search engines use similar techniques.)

[chandrao7]

A PageRank score of 0 is typically a low-quality website, whereas, on the other hand, a score of 10 would represent only the most authoritative sites on the web

[mikecowell]

PageRank (PR) is a mathematical formula that judges the “value of a page” by looking at the quantity and quality of other pages that link to it. Its purpose is to determine the relative importance of a given webpage in a network (i.e., the World Wide Web).

[GeethaN]

PageRank (PR) is a mathematical formula that judges the “value of a page” by looking at the quantity and quality of other pages that link to it. Its purpose is to determine the relative importance of a given webpage in a network (i.e., the World Wide Web).