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I have checked that finally Google has updated Page Rank for websites.....SO now you can check your websites' Page Rank

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A quick reality check for anyone seeing this old thread: the “green PR bar” people talked about is no longer a reliable, public Google signal. The last surprise public refresh happened in late 2013 and Google removed the public Toolbar PageRank feed a few years later, so browser extensions and free PR checkers mentioned earlier in the thread will often show stale or estimated values, not a live Google metric. Search Engine Roundtable (Dec 2013) | Search Engine Land (removal). (seroundtable.com)

Google has told webmasters to stop treating the public PageRank number as a target; instead focus on measurable outcomes (conversions, CTR, user engagement) and the signals Search Console exposes. The classic Google post “Beyond PageRank” explains that PageRank became one piece of a much larger system, and Google staff later confirmed they would not keep updating the public toolbar score. Google Webmaster Central: Beyond PageRank | coverage summarizing the “no more updates” position. (developers.google.com)

Practical, modern workflow instead of chasing the green bar:

  • Verify Google Search Console (Performance, Links, Manual actions, Security issues) and compare date ranges in Analytics to spot real traffic/ranking changes.
  • Run a site crawl (Screaming Frog or similar) to find noindex/canonical/500/redirect problems.
  • Audit backlinks with vendor tools (Moz Link Explorer / DA, Ahrefs DR, Majestic Trust Flow) — these are useful proxies for link strength but are not Google’s PageRank. Use them for comparison and link-audit work, not as a definitive “Google score.”
    Relevant docs: Search Console guides and links report, Moz DA, Ahrefs DR, Majestic Trust Flow, and crawling guides. (developers.google.com)

Most of the thread’s tool suggestions (for example by , , and ) point in the right direction for quick checks, but treat those tools as approximate. When rankings or traffic drop unexpectedly, follow the checklist above (Search Console → Analytics → crawl → backlink audit → fixes) and prioritize fixes that improve user experience and core signals, not a retired toolbar number. (screamingfrog.co.uk)

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Member Avatar for jithinjohny

use any of the page rank extensions for your browser :P

Member Avatar for lovely_1

i used in checking the Pr especially im helping Furniture Business Site of my friend.

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Member Avatar for Kelly Burby

Are you trying to spam down your post with comments?? I don't think that any PR update has been seen because if it has then you must be getting updates over the MOZ and several sites like search engine land etc... I don't think it has been updated, none of my page has shown change over the page rank.

Member Avatar for Glenn Rodgers

What are you trying to say i really did not get your point clearly.

Member Avatar for davidkilimanja

i suggest the free moz extensions they are pretty good indicator at figuring out your page rank

Member Avatar for jewelraz

Is this three years old post? If yes, then this post should be closed by a moderator!

Member Avatar for SusanJohnsonrps

I generally use google for ranking either in .com or .uk

Member Avatar for rinston

John Mueller of Google have announced that there will be no update of page rank.

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Member Avatar for wikads

There is no pagerank update so far as you raised with the discussion

Member Avatar for Sanjeev kumar_1

Thanks my all website ranks are constant no change in previous page rank.

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