PR for tier 2, 3, 4 pages, etc.

How to improve PR for tier 2, 3, 4 pages?

[aggie12thman]

Home pages get the highest rank. Does anyone have a PR rating equal or higher for pages other than the home page? If so, how did you do it?

[tigger]

equal yes, I've quite a few clients where the PR is the same across all the pages on the site, I was just checking one and every page (10) is a PR5

>how did you do it?

it's down to the internal linking

[aggie12thman]

It's down to the internal linking?

What do you mean exactly? Are they sending links to those pages as well? Are they different links than what's pointing to the home page?

[tigger]

It's down to all the pages within the URL being linked up in fact I've just found another and thats got 6 pages again all PR5

[dkoller]

I have one site with PR5 homepage (dropped from PR6 last update =/) that has retained one internal page of PR6. This is due to outside linking to that page, because people seem to like it :)

[edit]to answer the rest of your question - I didn't really try to make that page have high PR. It happened without my intervention[/edit]

[nativenewyorker]

Just look at Google itself. This 2nd tier page is PR10.

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Ted

[rfgdxm1]

>Home pages get the highest rank.

Actually, I know one very large commercial site where the home page is PR6, and one internal page is PR7. This came about because this internal page links to a lot of subsections, and these subsections link back. Because this site has a number of links from other sites to subsections, the home page is not the one with the highest PR.

[borisbaloney]

Use this pagerank calculator [webworkshop.net] and play around with adding incoming links pointing to inner pages. It is quite easy to achieve this result. Hope this helps.

BTW the linked page is on-topic and not my site so hopefully it doesn't get <sniped>.