Many people suggest that Google is currently updating the site page for each site, this is what can be seen in the google toolbar and is basically an average of ten for each website. In reading some messages on social media, different people report changes when other people have not yet seen the change. It is reported that by mid-July 2006 this update should be visible in all data centers, however with Google you can not say as it seems to keep people guessing.
In fact, many people think that this will have a small effect on the ranking of search engines for each site as they believe that google has already applied these daily or weekly changes to its search results, but that only shows something new. Page rank for each site in its toolbar almost every three months.
So what is all this controversy, you can imagine. Why are so many people always so eager for the next google page level update to happen? In my opinion, it could be for two reasons:
Fear of seeing the low quality of the whole page
Not all webmasters are able to spend as much time as they would like, in advertising their own website. Having a good page is like making their site seen as a good and relevant site, and they are afraid that if they are downplayed this could have a negative impact on their sales etc. They may think that people can be tempted to buy their own. Products if their site is ranked as a sixth page, however, that they might think twice if it were only page four.
Expect high page rank
Some webmasters who do a lot of work to improve their site are optimistic and expect to see an increase in the page rank of their site. If they achieve this, all their efforts will be profitable and will inspire them to continue marketing their sites in the same way. If they do not see the changes or worse, the page rank, it will show them that they may need to change the way they advertise their site.
Is page rank important?
I have read many articles and read many messages on various search engine forums that suggest that the emphasis is on the importance of page rank. Somehow I agree, but I think having a high page is beneficial. Page rank is not all and finish all, and people should not be so angry if they can not make an example, get a fifth page quickly. I believe that hard work is beneficial and that a website should be seen as a long-term project. If you adhere to the rules, there is no reason why within a few years, your site could be rewarded with a decent page rank. I think a lot of people who are releasing new sites try to get rich quick, get links back quickly and see everything as running rather than long distance racing.
Like most people, I hope to see some good results from this rating page, yet I intend to stick with it to see another 100 updates, so I will not cry if my few sites go down by a distance or two.
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