What is Google PageRank? Google PageRank (one word) is Google’s
measure of the relative importance of a Web page on the
Internet. The numbers rank from 0 to 10. The higher the number,
the stronger the PageRank. Is the PageRank (PR) number for the
entire site? PageRank is determined for each individual Web
page, as every page on your website has a different PR. The site
home page is likely to have the highest PR as it will have the
most sites linking to it. Each internal page will have a
different Google PageRank. In many cases, the PageRank for a
very informative and heavily linked article on an internal page
will be higher than that of the site’s home page. How is
PageRank determined? PageRank is calculated based on both the
quantity and PageRank quality of your incoming links. The higher
the PR of your incoming links, and the fewer outbound links
there are on a page, the more PR is passed to your Web page. For
example, a Web page with a fairly high Google PageRank of 6, but
divided among many outbound links