By now, most of us already know that Google page rank (PR) update takes place every 3-4 months once. I am not a big fan of page rank but it is still a good measurement to calculate number of quality backlink a site or page received. Pagerank is still one of the measurement factor in setting advertising value for a website or blog. Most advertisers still prefer to get a dofollow backlink from high PR relevant quality sites. Although, Google don’t allow us to sell or buy links with dofollow which may lead to penalties, there are still many bloggers and webmasters sells links that passes PR juice. Most advertisers believe that nofollow tag added link have no value at all.
Anyway, it is truly depend on the advertiser and webmaster to sell or buy dofollow links. Penalties from Google can lead to pagerank drop or pagerank removal completely regardless of 3-4 months period. It won’t take 3 or 4 months for Google to give penalty to site. This means page rank update will take place for 3 to 4 times a year. If your site drops in pagerank not during the major pagerank update means your site might get some sort of Google penalty. Let’s talk about the history of pagerank prediction. For last two years, Google updated pagerank widely to most website and blogs online just before New Year.
I have noticed that twice, once by end of 2008 and the other end of 2009. So, my guess will be the same for 2010 too. I have seen four updates taken place in year 2008 and 2009. I assume there will be four updates in 2010 too. Since, last update done before New Year that is 31st December 2009, next pagerank update most probably will take place by 31st March 2010. If Google follow that 4 months once update, then the next pagerank update will take place by 30th April 2010. The reading of following pagerank update will be adding another 90 to 120 days from March or April 2010. The same cycle goes for every pagerank update. Below is the next page rank update prediction for year 2010.
First Page Rank Update: 31st March 2010 – 30th April 2010
Second Page Rank Update: 30th June 2010 – 31st July 2010
Third Page Rank Update: 30th September 2010 – 31st October 2010
Fourth Page Rank Update: 31st December 2010
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Approaching to the end of August, there is still no update on PR. Maybe it is google who deliberately changes the norm to make everybody guessing
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Toolbar updates might still be recaculated every 3-4 months but from what I’ve seen recently the page rank seems to be recalculated as it’s crawler discovers links and takes effect a few hours later.
Although saying that I do have a couple of sites with good links in that google appears to have forgotten about!
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@hp toners. I made pr3 for a website within a week. using only whitehat techniques. Page ranks is easy to get. A lot of people use obsolete techniques. Made this website and in 1 week I have beaten 5-6 year old websites on keywords that are worth around $5-6 for adwords. But I am not selling any book or expensive tutorial though. One more thing: You can get around 50 links that are 100% whitehat in around 2-3 hours and those will multiply to 3000-4000 in around 1 month. Everyone tries to hire and pay a lot for high pr backlinks that are worth less then a small pr link on a high pr domain.
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Because someone wrote a book in 2004 (before rel=”nofollow” was here) everyone trust his BS. Research and test the whitehat methods on yourself and you will get results. Almost everything is free. You could only hire a freelancer if you are tired and not in the mood but it will cost you almost nothing.
Good luck with your PR.
@Daily-Dirt is august 7th and still no update
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I am also eagerly awaiting the next PR update if our on-page optimizations and link building efforts are good enough to improve our PR3
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Here we are it’s august 2nd and still no PR update. I wish Google would just schedule these updates.
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