the same method ,but the consequent is different..i will go on

Use Google Webmaster and add a site map, robots.txt

when you add 'any' image in your post then add a "Alt Tag"

Submit in search engine - you can find in google "Free Search engine submission"


daily Submit your blog in 5 - 10 Directory

- Comment on other blog
Note: do not post your blog link in comment, simply use "Name/URL" option

or Blogger,wordpress

- PR increasing is not easy, but you can increase 0 to 1 with in 3 - 6 month

One of the important factors of getting high PR value is the number of quality of back links that you are getting. In order to get quality of back links, engaging on the techniques such as blog commenting, social bookmarking, classified ads, forum posting and press release helps.

for a long time,the PR is still 2,my god..

Google is like the #1 spy on the internet. if your blog is important and deserves recognition, they'll make sure it gets it. now it's your job to make your blog important. I'm sure there are many more aspects of search engine ranking than we know (a strategy by Google to prevent spammers, I guess). The most important features of a good PageRank website (that I'm aware of) are quality/related backlinks, regular posting, and age of domain (though this isn't as important as the other two).

so what I suggest to you - if you're after PageRank - is to find as many blogs, forums, etc. as you can related to your content with dofollow links and place a link to your website after every quality post you contribute to that website. also, you may want to get a Google Analytics account on your website, create an XML sitemap, update your meta tags (not as important anymore), and create robots.txt (to fit the needs of your website and control what you want the search engine to see). I also suggest you place a link to your blog in your signature on this forum so fellow webmasters can further assist you, and possibly give you traffic.

PageRank 2 site usually means that Google recognizes your website, but doesn't consider your content to be very important. they usually will re-index your website once per month (through my experience when my original website used to be Pagerank 2 - now 4). getting your website to PageRank 4 isn't incredibly hard, but getting your website past PageRank 4 is.

continuous building quantity and quality links.. consider both..

Originally Posted by rednimaT

Google is like the #1 spy on the internet. if your blog is important and deserves recognition, they'll make sure it gets it. now it's your job to make your blog important. I'm sure there are many more aspects of search engine ranking than we know (a strategy by Google to prevent spammers, I guess). The most important features of a good PageRank website (that I'm aware of) are quality/related backlinks, regular posting, and age of domain (though this isn't as important as the other two).

so what I suggest to you - if you're after PageRank - is to find as many blogs, forums, etc. as you can related to your content with dofollow links and place a link to your website after every quality post you contribute to that website. also, you may want to get a Google Analytics account on your website, create an XML sitemap, update your meta tags (not as important anymore), and create robots.txt (to fit the needs of your website and control what you want the search engine to see). I also suggest you place a link to your blog in your signature on this forum so fellow webmasters can further assist you, and possibly give you traffic.

PageRank 2 site usually means that Google recognizes your website, but doesn't consider your content to be very important. they usually will re-index your website once per month (through my experience when my original website used to be Pagerank 2 - now 4). getting your website to PageRank 4 isn't incredibly hard, but getting your website past PageRank 4 is.

man. i like what you said i will do these later, thank you

Originally Posted by rednimaT

Google is like the #1 spy on the internet. if your blog is important and deserves recognition, they'll make sure it gets it. now it's your job to make your blog important. I'm sure there are many more aspects of search engine ranking than we know (a strategy by Google to prevent spammers, I guess). The most important features of a good PageRank website (that I'm aware of) are quality/related backlinks, regular posting, and age of domain (though this isn't as important as the other two).

so what I suggest to you - if you're after PageRank - is to find as many blogs, forums, etc. as you can related to your content with dofollow links and place a link to your website after every quality post you contribute to that website. also, you may want to get a Google Analytics account on your website, create an XML sitemap, update your meta tags (not as important anymore), and create robots.txt (to fit the needs of your website and control what you want the search engine to see). I also suggest you place a link to your blog in your signature on this forum so fellow webmasters can further assist you, and possibly give you traffic.

PageRank 2 site usually means that Google recognizes your website, but doesn't consider your content to be very important. they usually will re-index your website once per month (through my experience when my original website used to be Pagerank 2 - now 4). getting your website to PageRank 4 isn't incredibly hard, but getting your website past PageRank 4 is.

thanks ,your ideas is outstanding,i will try as you said.

Just continue link building and create update your site.

Originally Posted by jonny yep

2 Most important thing to good PR..
1) Age domain
2) quantity & quality of back links

I believe domain age does have an effect on where your site is ranked but I don't think it is as straightforward as many would like to believe.

You see if Google does use domain age it can be for 1 simple reason, it is because an older domain is better established and reliable, therefore less likely to be spam.

How many spammers do you know that want to wait 12 months to get to the top of Google?