Forum Moderators: Robert Charlton & goodroi
Every since PR update in which one of my website went from N/A PR to 4 is receiving double the amount of traffic from Google.
Previously it was getting around 40-50 users per day and now since July 28 when PR was updated the traffic has gone to 100-120 users per day!
Anybody else noticed it?
And this brings us to statement which every body says that "PR has no effect on traffic from SE or SERPs" but I am seeing the opposite!
A few months ago, I deleted the subdomains entirely; this time, each of the 'folder indexes' has gone up one PR point. The domain's PR is unchanged.
Is it conceivable that 301s are entered into the PR calculations?
I should add that this is an entirely stable site, with gently evolving content, and very stable readership. I've made no other significant changes, nor done any link hunting.
Note for the PR fetishists: ;)
I neither received - nor would have expected - any noticeable change in referrals over the past few months. This is an entirely academic issue!
Is it conceivable that 301s are entered into the PR calculations?
They are, in most cases. 301 redirects will usually pass on most of the link juice values (PR, anchor test, etc) - but only after they pass some trust checks. However, a chain of redirects eventually stops passing on any value at all.
cuz redirection in layman terms shows that the previous page or content is available at this(redirected) new location...!
also all the back links wud b passed,, thought this do not happens instantly after putting the 301 redirection,, it takes time,, and yeah sometimes the credit check is also done. :)