Tips to increase page rank in 2012
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Can you suggest what are the ways to increase page rank of website and blogs? and according to current scenario, i can see google updating page rank anytime is it true?
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A great way for you to improve the page rank of your website and blog would be to listen to what 'kellymandingo' said: try and focus on getting unique quality content added to the site and build your links.
Some other things you can do to start 'fast-tracking' your efforts to boost page rank include adding things to your site like 'rel=author', building your presence on Google+, using social media channels and article/PR directories.
Another great way to work towards improving your Page rank would be to guest blog on another person's site.
Not only will a guest blog spot, in all likelihood, provide you with a backlink, but it may open you up to an audience that you may previously never had exposure to. As a result, you may be able to leverage this relationship into other guest blog opportunities (and earn more chances to build links), gain more traffic to your site and improve your relevance as an 'authority' within a certain industry or niche.
Beyond that, have you considered buying links from sites like linkmarket.com? It has been at least 2-3 years since using this strategy (and the links can be a little pricey), however, the links are coming from sites with a higher PR and can help you get more domain/page authority in a much shorter period of time than it would take you building these links 'organically'.
Anyway, hope this helps...
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Its a myth, as what would stop anyone posting spam comments on a blog to help it rank, just search the web 1000's of sites with 1000's of comments
However im going back to the original answer i gave , if you have a very well written content that people are visiting and commenting on then yes Google and the other search engines will follow this and see all the activity which would be a good thing which could increase your authority and then hopefully your rankings, then you hope someone shares your post (which will attract a few links)
Do it right and then the rewards will follow, any tricks are short lived and will catch up with you in time
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guest post i have tried but there also limitation, lot of people accept guest post but they too have 0 for 1 PR.
Anyways one more thing kellymadningo i want to share with you, someone told me that (it's big secret but i am disclosing here in front of all ) that if someone do lot of comment on our blogs and links also relevant then google update page rank easily, is it true right?
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Well if your site is worthy of a link you will get the links, if its just a run of the mill site then your correct no one will link to you unless you have something of worth for them, and that could be excellent content
High PR wont do anything for you at this stage so why the urgency ?
Have you thought about sponsoring a site, taking advertising out on some selected sites, even guest blog if your content is up for it.
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That we all knows that to get High Pr sites linking but how? who will give us linking to zero PR page?? Pls tell me? then you mean we have to do paid??
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Don't concentrate on trying to manipulate Page Rank, instead concentrate on getting unique quality content added to your site, content that will encourage people to link to you and this my friend will increase your page rank naturally.
But in answer to your question get some links from High Pr sites linking to you that will increase page rank too.
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