Beachboy
msg:194538 | 9:30 pm on Aug 23, 2002 (gmt 0) |
I don't believe that. If you got a nice link from the front page of Apple.com or Microsoft.com or Chevrolet.com, I suspect your PR would jump.
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brotherhood of LAN
msg:194539 | 9:59 pm on Aug 23, 2002 (gmt 0) |
I tend to relate the "expected PR" of a site with the categories its in at DMOZ and Yahoo. If you can situate yourself in one of the top tier categories (one thats relevant of course:) ) then you can get the high PR you want. If its something like
>Regional > Outer Mongolia > Rare Widgets Then in the scheme of things in the world you would hope that PR is lower.
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chowcat
msg:194540 | 10:16 pm on Aug 23, 2002 (gmt 0) |
| ...it appears that PR5 is the maximum across the board. Could it be that because our target market is so small |
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I would have said the opposite is true, its probably easier to get a higher page rank in an area where competition is scarce, or interest is scarce anyway.! I have a pr5 site with relatively small amounts of traffic and a pr3 site that receives loads more! :o
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