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To increase PR, before you have to increase your website backlinks, so you have to focus on backlinks for this you have to follow some best off-page techniques..i.e.:

  • Link Wheel
  • Blog Commenting
  • Forum Commenting
  • Web 2.0
  • Ads Posting through Classifieds
  • Press Release
  • Profile Linking
  • Local Business Listing
  • Social Bookmarking
  • High PR Directory Submission
  • Article Submission
  • Guest Posting
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Short reality check from the thread: the public “Toolbar” PageRank people chased is no longer available (it stopped being updated and the feed was turned off in 2016), so trying to “increase PR” as a visible metric is outdated. Backlinks still influence ranking signals, but the visible PR number isn’t something you can raise anymore — focus on the signals Google documents as important instead. (searchengineland.com)

Many posts here (for example ’s list) correctly emphasise links, but beware: buying/selling links or running large-scale link schemes can cause manual or algorithmic penalties. Google has repeatedly warned against paid/scale link tactics and now expects paid or user-generated links to be qualified (rel="sponsored", rel="ugc" or rel="nofollow") rather than used to manipulate ranking. If you’re seeing no traffic gains after building many promotional links, that’s a likely reason. (developers.google.com)

Actionable, modern checklist (practical replacement for “increase PR” chasing):

  • Check Search Console first (Performance, Manual Actions, Links) and follow the debug steps there.
  • Prioritise people-first content and topical depth over link-count.
  • Fix technical issues: mobile usability, page speed and Core Web Vitals, correct indexing (canonical, robots).
  • Earn links by publishing useful resources, outreach, and partnerships — not by bulk schemes.
  • If you suspect toxic links, do an audit, try removal outreach, then disavow as a last resort. (developers.google.com)

To the members here: ’s experience (no traffic change after link work) is common — switch the effort from producing backlinks at scale to improving content quality, UX, and fixing technical blockers. That approach aligns with Google’s current guidance and produces sustainable gains. (developers.google.com)

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Member Avatar for oliversmith

Hello John,

I am doing all this seo factors for my keyword promotion as well as traffic gaining but there is no effect on my sites traffic gaiging.

Please Tell me other option if you known about.

Thanks In advance

Member Avatar for Member #616971

Besides Social Bookmarking and Forum Commenting the other points are quite hard to achieve these days.

Member Avatar for creditcards

By submitting your site to high pr sites.

Member Avatar for almostbob

why not follow the directions from the one that makes the rules
google 101 says submission sites are penalised

code compliant sites get higher rankings, it is easier for bots to fint content. read this thread Read me first before asking for a review in the website review forum
yeah I wrote the first post but the instructions are valid
and clean up the code with the included links. then submit the site to google via google webmaster tools

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Member Avatar for canadafred

oliversmith makes an interesting note. From my experience, increasing backlinks artificially and pursuing Google PageRank goals essentially has little effect when it comes to ranking web pages in the results pages. Web pages with a PR0 can compete with web pages having much higher higher PR values, provided they contain important content, uniquely well crafted and from a historically trusted domain.

Member Avatar for casinogame003

Best Ways to Increase Google PageRank:

Top Notch Article Quality.
Interlinking Posts.
Guest posting.
Comment, Comment and Commenting.
Website Loading Time.
Social Bookmarking.
Usage of NoFollow Links.
Submit to Article Directories.

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