I'm webmaster of the site that has <snip> pr 3, what can I do to increase my PR? Thanks

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Good question, . As noted, social channels help get your pages seen, and is right that on-site basics matter. To move the PR needle you need editorial links from relevant, trusted sites — not just lots of low-value links. Here are a few practical, repeatable tactics you can start today.

  • Broken-link outreach: find high-value pages in your niche that link to dead resources, build a better replacement, then email the webmaster offering your URL as a fix. See a step-by-step workflow at Moz for the method and outreach approach ().

  • Resource and mention reclamation: search for pages that reference your topic or brand without linking, then request a link with a short, useful pitch. Focus on sites that already curate resources.

  • Earn editorial citations: respond to journalist queries and expert roundups (try Help A Reporter Out) so you get natural, authoritative backlinks (HARO).

Do not buy links or join link networks — Google treats those as link schemes and can penalize sites (). PR updates are slow, so measure real impact by referral traffic and rankings, not the toolbar number. If you post your niche and one page you want to boost, I will suggest three concrete link targets to approach.

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Start with Facebook and Twitter, maybe even MySpace. Get friends and promote your site.

You need to:
1. Create more content on your site
2. Update your meta tags and description to reflect the content on your site
3. Do more external and internal links.

Let us know how these changes helped!

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