Pr's on pages

pr on index is higher than the rest

[o0_cops_0o]

My new site has finally made it to the index. the home page is a pr4 the rest of the pages are 3. is this normal? should they all be pr4?

[Brett_Tabke]

Quite normal. All the inbound pr is pointed at the root. Insite link heavily and it should be spread to the interior pages.

[o0_cops_0o]

thanks Brett_Tabke

[anallawalla]

All the inbound pr is pointed at the root.

I have a noncommercial resource (directory) that once won an Internet magazine (printed variety) award as one of the top 25 sites in the world. That was in 1996. It started as a Compuserve member page and then it has lived below my two commercial sites in turn, but has not been linked from the root. I have other similar resources hiding below the root (e.g. personal genealogy pages) simply because they are not worth their own domain and because they are a resource.

Over 200 sites link to my 2nd-level computing resource, which has a higher PR than the base page. Perhaps this is rare, but it is my experience.

[netguy]

I noticed the same thing anallawalla... NOT a top 25 website, but we have a small city guide with an index.html PR4 and a restaurants page under it (that is heavily linked) is a PR5. But as usual Brett is correct, virtually all large PR is at the root.