Any tools can predict your page rank?

[montyauto]

Woul you like to share if you are using any tools so with a website can predict your page rank?

[Subbynet]

Hello,

If you install the Google Toolbar it will tell you a Page's Rank. You can also find tools at sites like http://www.seochat.com

Hope it helps

Martin

[Brian Turner]

You can't predict PageRank, and frankly, people are too obsessed with PageRank. PageRank does *not* = page rankings.

[PintoPotts]

I agree with Brian about the fact there is no need to obsess about page rank.

In fact, I have heard a rumour that Google will be doing away with Page Rank in the not to distant future, this has been brought about by people making money selling links from high ranking sites.

[bumfluff]

Sooner the better. It doesn't really have much real-world significance.

[Smith]

Originally Posted by Brian Turner

You can't predict PageRank, and frankly, people are too obsessed with PageRank. PageRank does *not* = page rankings.

Oh that's nice answer Brian and I am totally agree with you. Martin actually there is no way you can predict PR better you should concentrate to increase SERPs.

[Smith]

Hi Monty,

As I told you you cannot predict your PR but today I have got a site that predict your PR but not sure how much correct they are!

Here is the site: www.blfree.com/Predictedpr.php

Give me your feddback on this

[ivenms]

There are several online sites that predict page rank. But they are not reliable. Instead google also not supports page rank prediction.

[MrCat]

PR is only good at selling text links IMO. SERP on the other hand is favorable if your site is selling a particular product or service and you improve on this by on-page optimization like meta tags, keyword optimization, etc.

What you should be focusing on is getting targetted traffic to your site. You get this thru a number of ways like PPC, buying targetted link backs, posting on similar niched forum, etc.

[Brian Turner]

Absolutely right - green toolbar values serve as a badge, little else of practical value. Obsessing over PR values is just not healthy - unless, as above, you're selling links.

So I think for the most part, most people can rightly avoid worrying about public PR updates.

On that point - PageRank actually updates pretty much daily, if I correctly recall comments Matt Cutts has made. It's only the public display that updates quarterly.