PR 0 Site Outranks a PR 4 Site

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Here`s a extremely little but highly effective method for doing this.
Easy: Name pages on your site (the title) after specific search words you want or if you have high competition, pick the lesser used search words.
Example: (a colleague`s site):
Google for "Electos" and see if you can find "Redeemed Hosting" (it takes a bit).
Now, Google for "Electos Tools" and bingo!  It`s the name of a page of his.
He has a PR of zero. and... outranks the manufacturer of the product here.
Here`s how I discovered it:
I had a page on my site named "Free Visual DataFlex" and until the manufacturer discovered this I came up first over 80,000 sites offering Visual DataFlex related sites.  Now, I come up third or so. "Applause Software". (I have a PR of 3 btw).
It`s just a short bit of advice, but I hope it will help someone!
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Applause14

Well, here`s an update: just doublechecked my work, and my friend has renamed his page to "Electos Tutorials".  Same result on google.
Sorry about the miscommunication.
Will double check before posting again, but he comes up first with the new page name!

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Note, I automatically see the PR of each site I visit with an add-on from Google toolbar for IE and Firefox.
http://toolbar.google.com/T4/index_pack.html</A>
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Applause14

Hi nhgnikole,
Electos (at least the one referred to) is a dynamic content website publishing tool that`s new and has very little market share (very).
Do you get the same results as I do anyways?  a PR 0 takes the top listing?

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Hi: ... thanks for responding: maybe there`s something wrong with my google pagerank indicator?  Redeemed Hosting comes up zero for me.... can I ask what tool you`re using please?
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johnqh

Right, name your page something nobody else uses, then you will be ranked no 1 for that particular phrase...
However, it also means nobody`s going to search for that phrase...
Does it make sense to win a battle nobody care about?

vwebworld

PR indicator.. PR may be different depending upon which data center you access.
Also.. remember the PR you see is NOT real time. It is only the value as of the last time it was updated. It can be months between PR updates. So a site that shows PR0 may in fact be PR4 (in real time).
~Rolandvwebworld2007-9-30 19:14:59

yokolucu

i am going to try that.sounds logical

JoeJustin

Roland is correct about the page rank.  I am number 2 on Google for "WEB 2.0 Internet Marketing" out of 80 million sites.  My site has a page rank of 0.  There are sites as high a PR 5 on the second page. There are other examples that show the same thing with my site.  So a high PR does not necessarily mean you will on the first page of Google.

sddreamweavers

Note, I automatically see the PR of each site I visit with an add-on from Google toolbar for IE and Firefox.
http://toolbar.google.com/T4/index_pack.html
Applause.Google Page Rank is not meant to be used as a measuring stick for how good/bad a website is.  It is designed for entertainment purposes only!

william

Drop the PR focus and go with good content and extreme relevancy.

ankit007

As Google increments in ubiquity, so does this term "PR0", affirmed "PR Zero". I'll clarify what it means, and how you can get yours!! For those of you who are new to the Google PageRank' framework, let me clarify somewhat about it. Each page in the Google database is doled out a "PageRank" number, which can be of an esteem 0 – 10. The higher the esteem, the better positioned the page is. Keeping in mind the end goal to get a higher pagerank, you should get more connections to your webpage from different sites. The higher the PR, the more prominent potential the site/page needs to rank better.

A PageRank of 0 does not generally mean a punishment. Now and again, sites which crease to be punished basically need inbound connections with an adequately high PageRank. However, in the event that pages of a site which have earlier been set well in indexed lists, all of a sudden demonstrate the feared white PageRank bar, and if there have not been any generous changes in regards to the inbound connections of that site, this implies - as per the overall sentiment - absolutely a punishment by Google.

veraajverma

Now all sites have 0 PR as google has officially shutdown its PR tool. So we should focus on the sites backlinks and content. 

jimmy johnson

May be they are using some PBN services, which helps them to outrank high PR websites!

infosteve

Google has officially shutdown its PR tool... So instead of PR we should keep focus on the quality of traffic or ranking of website..