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can you tell me..

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Short primer for an old question that still shows up: the public "Toolbar PageRank" metric people chased in 2014 was turned off years ago and is no longer an accessible score to aim for; PageRank-style link signals still exist inside Google's systems, but they are only one of many signals and are not a dashboard metric to chase. (searchenginejournal.com)

If the thread notes about link-selling are relevant (as warned), that is the single fastest path to long-term trouble: manual actions for unnatural links can remove visibility or cause severe demotion. Recovery is a process: check Search Console’s Manual Actions / Messages, export the backlinks report, attempt removals, use rel="nofollow" / rel="sponsored" for paid links, and only use the Disavow tool after documented removal attempts — then submit a reconsideration (request review). Google has detailed guidance on these steps. (developers.google.com)

Where to invest time instead (practical checklist that builds durable visibility): prioritize people-first content and E-E-A-T signals (experience, expertise, authoritativeness, trust), fix crawl/index issues in Search Console, secure the site with HTTPS, improve Core Web Vitals and mobile experience, add useful structured data where appropriate, and tighten canonicalization and internal linking so authority flows to the right pages. Tools: Search Console, PageSpeed Insights / Lighthouse, and the Rich Results test. These are modern, measurable ways to improve ranking without gaming links. (developers.google.com)

Minimal examples for immediate checks:

<link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/this-page/" />

# robots.txt (basic)
User-agent: *
Disallow:

Sitemap: https://example.com/sitemap.xml

Improvements often take weeks or months to show up; manual-action recovery can take longer and requires careful documentation. The short-term takeaway (echoing and ) is to focus on useful, original content and clean technical foundations rather than chasing an obsolete PR number. (developers.google.com)

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Member Avatar for Kelly Burby

Well, I would say better not to wonder about it much rather than keep the good work up your page rank will automatically jump once the next update occurs. Other than this you can try linking your site to high PR sites.... let us just not talk about it !

Member Avatar for LaxLoafer

Keystoke, in an earlier post you've stated you are a link seller. If you have fallen foul of Google's policy on you are going to find it extraordinarily difficult to get page rank with them again.

Member Avatar for mattster

can you tell me..

I have never seen a question so pathetic. Please at least br specific, give examples show what you've tried.

At least make an effort.

Member Avatar for Scotthiggins

You can increase your website's PR by doing the following activities such as:
1. Frequent updation of content in the website
2. Keyword used for searching your website should be more valuable
3. The content updated in your website should be related to the theme of your website.
4. More Number of useful backlinks should be created for your website in the social websites which are all having the high PR.
By doing the above things regularly you can get your website high PR in a short priod of time.

Member Avatar for happygeek

Don't bother folks, the spammer showed his true colours and is now banned; the fate that awaits all spammers here at DaniWeb...

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