Final Thoughts On The PageRank Debacle
Many things have been said about the recent toolbar PageRank update. Most tend to agree that PageRank has lost relevance and that we shouldn’t place too much importance on it. Most of us feel it’s time to move on and stop talking about it. I’ll do that, but not until I’ve had a final say on the matter.
On A Positive Note
Firstly, some sites, mine included, have received a good PageRank. I am very happy that my site is PR4. I’ve worked hard and waited a long time for the update. I was expecting PR1 or PR2 at best, so I am thrilled with PR4.
However, it’s a little hollow, because so many sites have ranked lower than they should (then again maybe mine is ranked too high).
Sites That Should Be Higher
I’m only naming a few sites that I read regularly. There are many more that deserve to be higher, that I’m not aware of right now.
I’ll start with authority blogger Andy Beard, whose site should be PR 6 in my opinion. PR4 is just wrong. This is a definitive case showing that PageRank is not an accurate reflection of a site’s worth.
The following are other great sites that I read regularly, which are definitely worth more than the PR3 they’ve been given:
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