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Can somebody tell me how to increase page rank ?

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Brief, up-to-date reality check (worth reading before chasing metrics): the public “green bar” Toolbar PageRank was removed for good in 2016, so there’s no visible PageRank number you can raise. That public metric hasn’t been updated for years — Google removed the feed and stopped exposing it, although link-based signals (the idea behind PageRank) still inform rankings internally. This is why ’s pointer to Google guidance is a good start and why ’s caution about the old metric is correct. (searchenginejournal.com)

What actually moves the needle today: focus on satisfying searcher intent and on technical health. Prioritize (in order): great, original content that answers real questions; clear topical structure and internal linking; mobile-first design and fast pages; secure HTTPS and correct canonicalization; and structured markup where it helps. Core Web Vitals and page experience are formal ranking signals now, so fixing LCP/CLS/INP and mobile usability is high-impact. and were right to stress content and optimization — now pair that with measurable technical fixes. (developers.google.com)

Links still matter, but quality beats quantity. Earn relevant links from authoritative, topically related sites; avoid buying links, PBNs, or large-scale automated schemes — Google treats paid or manipulative link schemes as spam and they can trigger penalties. Use the Search Console “Links” report to export and audit referring domains, then contact webmasters to remove spammy sources; use the disavow route only as a last resort after manual-action risk is confirmed. ’ DA/PA comment points to useful third‑party proxies for outreach prioritization, but DA/PA are not Google metrics. (developers.google.com)

Quick action list: run a technical audit (crawl, mobile, Core Web Vitals), fix the top 3 technical items, publish/refresh cornerstone content that answers user intent, and run a small targeted outreach campaign for 5–10 relevant links. Track changes in Google Search Console and Analytics — not a “PR bar” — and avoid shortcuts that temporarily spike traffic but risk long-term penalties.

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Member Avatar for LaxLoafer

Google's is usually a good starting point.

Member Avatar for midastouchwebs

I think you should concentrate on other parameters like alexa rank, DA , PA, etc.

Member Avatar for RonaldAMoreno

The important factor for page ranking is the content to your site. Provide a high quality content so that it can drive higher traffic to the websites. Make sure that your content matches your description and keywords. always update the content of your site. Donot overload your site with keywords. Make use of social networks where your site will be visited by many other visitors. if your content is of high quality then you can drive high traffic to your website which will help in increase the page rank.

Member Avatar for Alina_2

When it comes to fetching your site on the first page of Google, your page rank is a great indicator of how well your page is performing. Your page rank is based on a combination of the quality of your content, your search engine optimization, and your links and viewership. Improving all of these prospects will lead to an increase in your rank.
Providing quality content : The most important ingredient for your page rank is the content on your site. If your content is original and useful, it will draw more visitors than a page with poor capacity. Creating good content is not a simple task, and requires a lot of different factors.
Optimization : our content should be optimized for both keywords and conversational searches. The best means to do this is to make your article titles as close to the popular search query for that topic as possible. Make sure that your content answers the questions of the lectors, or provides unique insight.

Member Avatar for _1_25

to increase page rank you need to establish your website as a authority in a spoecific area so you need to do the following

  1. High quality & original content in your area
  2. Mobile friendly website
  3. User friendly website
  4. Regulary content
  5. Social media profiles for your website (facebook, twitter/linkedin e.t.c)
    If you do these things the rest will take care of itself that is
  6. You will get a lot of backlinks
  7. You will get a lot of social media shares
    The problem is that most people try to game the sysyetm by buying links and oversharing their content on social media - This can work in the short term but if you want long term organic rankings on the first page of search engines i suggest you focus on 1-5
Member Avatar for David_75

Page Rank is no longer considered a valid metric and hasn't been used by Google for a long time due to how easily it was abused.

Source: https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/269574

What you should worry more about are Trust Factor and Citation Flow - aka are the sites linking to you trustworthy, and if so, how closely related in topics are they to your site? If your site is about selling fitness supplements and you're getting a link from a site that has to do with computers, it's not going to do as well.

Member Avatar for Salman_10

Thanks for all the great tips

Member Avatar for Fred_2

I agree about not wasting time trying to manipulate PageRank. It was a useless idea from the get go but it still somehow seems to make many global marketing "entrepreneurs" and all the corporate shareholders very happy. Silly idea from the very start, everyone let's pump up a stupid green bar. Retarded.

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