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I've came to know that most of the bloggers who sale the post with links to other sites develop their blogs rank which is mostly fake.. plz tell me how Can i check the fake page rank and i am also very much curious to know how they built fake page rank

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Short expert note responding to and the replies from and — public “Google PageRank” (the 0–10 toolbar number) is no longer available, so any PR badge or headline you see on a blog today is not Google’s official live score. That visible toolbar feed was shut down in 2016; use that fact as the starting point when someone claims a “high PR.” (searchengineland.com)

How people manufacture the appearance of authority (common patterns): buying/selling links or running private blog networks (PBNs), mass automated link schemes or link farms, repurposing expired domains, and sitewide/footer links that pass weight. Those are explicitly classed as manipulative in Google’s guidelines and are exactly what to watch for when a blog is selling posts. (developers.google.com)

Practical quick checks (do these before paying for a post or link):

  • Inspect the backlink profile (referring domains, anchor-text mix, growth spikes). Sudden spikes or heavy exact-match anchors are red flags. Use an explorer like Ahrefs to spot patterns. (ahrefs.com)
  • Look for technical footprints of networks: many linking sites on the same C-class IP or identical WHOIS/registrant patterns. Tools and IP reports will show this. (ahrefs.com)
  • Compare link quality vs quantity: Majestic’s Trust Flow / Citation Flow or similar metrics help separate thin link counts from authoritative links. (majestic.com)
  • Check historical site use with the Wayback Machine and WHOIS (expired-domain flips, prior spam or adult content are warning signs). (web.archive.org)

Final note: ask any seller for verifiable evidence — Search Console or analytics screenshots (with sensitive data redacted), a list of referring domains, and recent backlink-history graphs. If they can’t or won’t provide proof, treat claims of “high PR” or “high rank” as suspect and avoid buying links that pass ranking credit. (developers.google.com)

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Member Avatar for TWeber_TheSBA

If you're using the Google Toolbar, I'm fairly certain you wouldn't be able to fake that rank. But it's updated infrequently (last confirmed one was in June 2011).

In the past, it could be manipulated by using a meta tags to a higher ranking page. But I thought Google fixed that awhile back. I'm sure manipulation still occurs, but if you think a PageRank is fake, I believe you just need to run a Google search for that URL in question. If the results display the URL of an entirely different site, it's fake!

Member Avatar for salinajohnson

You can use Google Chrome, Firefox and other Browsers Extensions/Plugin to know the exact PR .

Note- Don,t forget to see Ratings and reviews about plug-in in Plugin Markets.
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