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New Google PageRank Tool Plots PR Values Overlays On Page

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There is a DigitalPoint Forum thread named that discusses a neat PageRank tool at http://www.webmastereyes.com/. The PageRank tool is different from others, in that it will enable you to plug in a URL and it will then place graphical PR bars on all the links you have on that page. For example, I plugged in my corporate site's sitemap and it told me the PR values of all my pages on my site (since all my pages are listed in my sitemap. On the right hand side, is an image of how they plotted my PR values over my left hand side navigation.

Back to the PageRank debate. I do not believe it is worth much in terms of ranking. Google does claim that PR affects your crawl frequency. And when everything else is equal, you have to assume PageRank makes the difference. But when is everything else equal in our world?

Forum discussion at DigitalPoint Forums.



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posted rustybrick in Search Engine Tools at April 11, 2006 8:12 AM Comments (3)

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Cool tool. Even gave PR to my mailto links. Apparently my email address is a PR4.

:)

 

This is a very helpful tool and what is so grand is the ability (permission) to place the HTML code on one's site.

The amount of FREE, High Quality, online SEO Tools is literally astounding! Every month a new pleasant surprise!
:-)


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BTW:
on another topic - SITEMETER is now allowing websites to track to EXTERNAL OUT-CLICKS..

in other words, you were ALWAYS able to track clicks INSIDE of your Domain - But now you can track clicks on your sites to OTHER DOMAINS.

Great for PPCs, Adwords, link partners etc...

 

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