** This thread discusses the Content article: Google PR Export Coming Soon **

The next Google PR export is coming soon so make sure to install your Google toolbar so you can view your pagerank now and what it does after Google exports the updated info.

This is a test for the search engine section.

This is an admin user quick post.

Maybe I'll get a PR5?

Since maybe less than 1% of internet users know what an "export" is you might want to let people in on what it is.

Here's my version (and I might be wrong):

An export is when Google releases their scores on websites based on a ton of factors that are determined over a period of time that Google will not release. These "factors" can date back anywhere from one day to 4 months and generally they will score your website with a "page rank" that other users can see. In simple terms, it is when Google blesses you site with a score that tells you how well you and you SEO company promotes your site. Crappy sites get a "0" while good sites gets a score from 1-7, over 7 is just a dream(IMHO).

As I predicted, the Google PR export did happen a few days ago. For all of you that enjoyed so PR increase, congradulations but don't get over excited. Things could change in a few months when the export is done again. And for those that are not familiar with Google pagerank and the term PR export, FHIWindows gave a fairly simply explaination and I'll expand upon that shortly.

FHIWindows wrote:

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Maybe I'll get a PR5?:woohoo:

Sorry, No PR5 but don't let that discourage you. PR won't make you place higher in the search engine results for your targeted keywords. Just focus on marketing your site to customers that may be interested in your services and you get more of a return than what one or two PR numbers will provide.

I hit a PR4 and my site is just over a year old.

You are right though, marketing to potential clients is the most important thing.