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This was previous guest post by MGSBLOG about half year ago and I just found it very interesting especially now when google is updating PR’s again. I think you would be amazed how accurate this chart is!
Here is the original post (How Many Backlinks You Need For Better Google PR?)
Chart:
Horaayy..there are 19 comment(s) for me so far ;)
That only estimate, right? PageRank algorithm is google’s secret
Please clarify for me how I should read the chart.
For example, to get PR 1 you need 15 PR1 backlinks AND 3 PR2 backlinks?
or
To get PR1 you need 15 PR1 backlinks OR 3 PR2 backlinks?
I suppose the first answer is correct. Is this right?
I think the second answer is correct.
To get PR1 you need 15 PR1 backlinks OR 3 PR2 backlinks
Thanks for the information. But yes, I wonder whether it is an ‘AND’ or ‘OR’ rule? Please advise.
Does having tons of links to my site from a single site help PR?
SEO FAQ, it depends on what site is that. If it is a links farm, then it will not help you.
Anyway, it’s better if you have tons of backlinks from different sites.
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intresting amounts that you need for a pr increase
it has been a great reference to look at , thanks for this pr chart
Nice chart, and I also agree with #3, it is OR. But I think in chart instead 0 should be 1.
This means if you get at least one backlink from PR4 you will get PR2 in very short time (2-3 months – of course, if it is not some link park..)
Cool… I’m glad I found this post! I was really looking for something like this.
Nice tool, lets see if its true!
I think number of back links need to be higher but its nice to see some useful information.
Thanks
Leuk artikel.
Ikzelf heb momenteel pr 2 en ik probeer naar 3 te geraken.
Hoe verkrijgt men interessante links naar een site, een blog bv?
Nice chart. Was looking for something like this. However, I don’t think this give us a complete idea about how google calculate the pr.
Nice article.
I currently have PR2 and I’m trying to get PR3.
How does one get good quality links to a blog?
I didn’t realize I only needed 15 links from another PR 1 site to get a PR 1 ranking myself. I would have imagined it would be much higher than that.
I would assume the links from the other sites cannot be no follow links correct?
I am new to this idea of link building, so bear with me if that was a stupid question
one thing I forgot to ask. Say you comment on a “do follow” pr3 site, but the page that you are leaving the comment on has a pr of 0. Do you get benefit from the site pr of 3 even though the actual page with the post is a Pr0?
From recent blog carnivals I have submitted posts to, I currently have 2 PR 4 sites linking to two separate blog posts. Of course when the carnival falls off of the blogs front page the link will also fall of the main PR 4 ranked page. According to the chart with just these two links I should be at a PR 1 or maybe 2.
When the link falls off of the first page, will that link juice from a pr4 go away? How long does it take my site to get ranked after the backlinks appear?
Any insight is much appreciated, thanks.