It’s that time of the season again. Bloggers and webmasters will be all over the DigPageRank site for the next week or so. Someone on the Digital Point forums wrote that he saw one of his sites went up to a PR7 last night so this means Google is busy doing the dreaded pagerank updates currently. For those of you who don’t know what we are talking about; Google pagerank is how Google rates the importance of your blog or site. You can end up anywhere from a 0 to 10. Obviously the higher the better and besides getting better higher up in the SERPs (Search Engine Result Pages), you will also benefit from a higher pagerank if you’re with sites like payperpost and sponsoredreviews because advertisers are willing to dish out more mooney for reviews by high PR blogs and sites. Another great way to turn your pagerank into cash has already been discussed on johncow.com previously. A recommended read for all you aspiring entrepreneurs. (FYI, Google has publicly warned webmasters that if they are or were discovered to be selling links for the purpose of conferring PageRank and reputation, their links will be devalued (ignored in the calculation of other pages’ PageRanks)

So how do you get an awesome pagerank?

Well that’s one of the most asked and answered questions on the internet. Nobody really knows except for Google. People have made educated guesses and case studies on the subject and even though not 100% confirmed and correct, they seem to be the best guidelines we have at the moment. If a high ranking site links to you, Google will assume you’re important and give you a high ranking too. If you link out to too many low PR sites, Google will assume you’re a small fry and label you as one.

We are in no way an authority in the learnings of SEO but if you’d like to learn more about the subject, we can advise you click over to AndyBeard.eu. He’s got plenty of the good stuff. In the meantime we’ll keep our hooves crossed and mooo for a better pagerank. Oh, and we apologise for the longer loading times, it seems the auctionads servers are currently on strike.