Hi
My website has a high alexa rank but google page rank is zero.
My compititors have less alexa rank than me but have google page rank 1 they has less backlinks than me also
Please help me . My website is
Http://www.apniwebsite.net

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A short, practical update for @mypasssion25 and everyone reading old threads: a visible "PageRank 0" in a toolbar is not a reliable signal anymore. The public Toolbar PageRank stopped receiving regular updates years ago and Google removed the public toolbar value (the number you used to see) — Google still uses link-analysis internally, but the toolbar metric is obsolete. (en.wikipedia.org)

Alexa rank measures estimated traffic from a sample and is not the same thing as Google's PageRank or search authority; Alexa's public ranking service was retired in 2022, so using Alexa as a proxy for Google trust can be misleading. Focus on organic traffic, keyword visibility, and conversions instead of third-party rank numbers. (en.wikipedia.org)

Practical checklist (start here, in this order):

  • Verify indexing and penalties: add the site to Google Search Console, inspect problem pages, review the Coverage and Manual Actions reports, and fix any issues before assuming link problems. (developers.google.com)
  • Fix URL consistency and canonical signals: pick one preferred host (http/https, www or non-www), serve 301s to that variant, and use canonical tags or sitemaps so Google knows which URL to treat as primary. (developers.google.com)
  • Audit link quality, not just quantity: remove or disavow clearly spammy/paid links only if you have a manual action or clear evidence of harmful link schemes — editorial, relevant links beat mass low-quality links. (searchengineland.com)
  • Improve useful content and internal linking: answer user intent for target queries, add unique pages with clear focus, and use internal links to surface important pages.
  • Measure real signals: organic sessions, keyword positions for target terms, crawl/index status, and conversion rates.

Points from this thread still useful: 's note about URLs, 's emphasis on quality, and 's link-audit idea all point toward the same outcome — fix technical/indexing issues first, then earn relevant, editorial links and better content.

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check your competitors backlinks and made your submissions to those links and get rankings

It doesnt mean that number of backlinks are high then you will get high PR.
You also have to create quailty content and quailty backlinks from the relevent sites. Now google changed its algorithm.

Hi

First of all you should to understand one thing that you don't need to worried about PR of your site. Most important thing is to get business lead bia organic rank. If you get business lead via organic rank then I think you don't need PR well I know to PR is good thing but you know try to concentrate on site promotion. If you are doing well then your site will gain PR automatically.

Just check your website here https://ahrefs.com and check your nofollow ratio. If it is less then you will increase your nofollow links.

If you want on google 1st page than make more quality backlink.

it is fully depends on quality for a websites.

Hi,

First of all if your site is new don't expect to have a page rank higher than 3 because google will still have to index your site and crawl your site and find some relative keywords to your site. And of course you have to do the hard work of linking your site to other site it's called building trust so that once google crawls your site it will know that you are being linked/trusted by another site.

And also if you want to have a speedy rankings you must link your site to high PR sites.

Regards,
JP

Check for the content and URL Structuring. These also play an important role in PR update.

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