Google Page Rank System

How Google Calculates A Site’s Page Rank

The easiest way to explain the page ranking calculation at Google is to think of it as a voting system. If we place a link to someone’s web site on one of our web pages, then it means we are voting for that site.

If our site is important enough to have other site’s voting for it, (meaning that they’ve placed a link to my site on their pages), our link to you will help raise your page ranking.

However, if our site is NOT important in the eyes of the Google-bots because the sites that link to us do not have a page rank of at least 4 of 10, well then, our link isn’t going to do much good at all. In fact, sites with a page rank lower than 4 of 10 won’t count as an incoming link at all.

Google will only consider a link pointing to your site, if the site that’s pointing to you has a page rank of at least 4 of 10.

It means that Google is trying to provide quality content sites with more exposure and by using their page ranking system, only the sites with relevant, quality content will be considered in both the search results and the link exchange calculations.

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