Hi,

I'm just curious about when the next Google PR update might be due?

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"Murray R. Van Luyn." wrote ...
> I'm just curious about when the next Google PR update might be due?

Google's PR is updated continuously.
Toolbar (visible) PR is a snapshot of that, and tends to be sevearl months
out of date.
That will be updated in 4-6 weeks time, if Google remember ;o)
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"Murray R. Van Luyn." <NOSPAM@NOSPAM> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I'm just curious about when the next Google PR update might be due?
>
> Regards,
> Murray R. Van Luyn.
>

Hi Murray,

The last toolbar PR export was in late January. It tends to be roughly 3
months between updates, so the next PR export will probably be in the next
few weeks.

Denise

Murray R. Van Luyn.;60514 Wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm just curious about when the next Google PR update might be due?
>
> Regards,
> Murray R. Van Luyn.
>

Nobody knows, but from past experience I would guess that there should
be an update between now and the next two weeks.

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Thanks FFMG, Andrew and Denise.

Sometime this, or early next month. I can't wait. I've been working so hard
to get out of supplemental hell, and I'm very hopeful now of something
greater that PR0 for my new site's first Toolbar PR figure.

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> Hi,
>
> I'm just curious about when the next Google PR update might be due?
>
> Regards,
> Murray R. Van Luyn.
>
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>

On Mon, 16 Apr 2007 16:55:00 -0700, "Murray R. Van Luyn."
<NOSPAM@NOSPAM> wrote:

>Thanks FFMG, Andrew and Denise.
>
>Sometime this, or early next month. I can't wait. I've been working so hard
>to get out of supplemental hell, and I'm very hopeful now of something
>greater that PR0 for my new site's first Toolbar PR figure.
>
>Regards,
>Murray R. Van Luyn.

That should give you enough time to change all those underscores with
hyphens


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Hi Paul B,

Sorry, too busy trying to get inlinks at the moment. Don't worry, it's on my
(very long) list though. I'll have to dig out the vi editor and regular
expression notes to figure out how to rename all those files efficiently.
It's not really that big a job with the right tools.

Gee, I had no idea how hard it was going to be to get people to link to a
commercial site. The microcontroller homepage with all the free givaways was
easy to get linked to, but people go all quiet when I mention the commercial
gadget site.

I even had to resort to buying some temporary links to get out of
supplemental hell, but it looks like Matt Cutts and Company at Google now
regard that as search engine spam. They're working on a paid-link reporting
mechanism to ban the sites involved.
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/how-to...id-links/?1974

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"Paul B" <EMAIL REMOVED> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 16 Apr 2007 16:55:00 -0700, "Murray R. Van Luyn."
> <NOSPAM@NOSPAM> wrote:
>
>>Thanks FFMG, Andrew and Denise.
>>
>>Sometime this, or early next month. I can't wait. I've been working so
>>hard
>>to get out of supplemental hell, and I'm very hopeful now of something
>>greater that PR0 for my new site's first Toolbar PR figure.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Murray R. Van Luyn.
>
> That should give you enough time to change all those underscores with
> hyphens
>
>
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On Mon, 16 Apr 2007 20:34:52 -0700, "Murray R. Van Luyn."
<NOSPAM@NOSPAM> wrote:

>Hi Paul B,
>
>Sorry, too busy trying to get inlinks at the moment. Don't worry, it's on my
>(very long) list though. I'll have to dig out the vi editor and regular
>expression notes to figure out how to rename all those files efficiently.
>It's not really that big a job with the right tools.

Change the underscores, then get the links.

>Gee, I had no idea how hard it was going to be to get people to link to a
>commercial site. The microcontroller homepage with all the free givaways was
>easy to get linked to, but people go all quiet when I mention the commercial
>gadget site.
>
>I even had to resort to buying some temporary links to get out of
>supplemental hell, but it looks like Matt Cutts and Company at Google now
>regard that as search engine spam. They're working on a paid-link reporting
>mechanism to ban the sites involved.
>http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/how-to...id-links/?1974

Not the smartest thing they ever did.

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> On Mon, 16 Apr 2007 20:34:52 -0700, "Murray R. Van Luyn."
> <NOSPAM@NOSPAM> wrote:
>
>>Hi Paul B,
>>
>>Sorry, too busy trying to get inlinks at the moment. Don't worry, it's on
>>my
>>(very long) list though. I'll have to dig out the vi editor and regular
>>expression notes to figure out how to rename all those files efficiently.
>>It's not really that big a job with the right tools.
>
> Change the underscores, then get the links.
>
>>Gee, I had no idea how hard it was going to be to get people to link to a
>>commercial site. The microcontroller homepage with all the free givaways
>>was
>>easy to get linked to, but people go all quiet when I mention the
>>commercial
>>gadget site.
>>
>>I even had to resort to buying some temporary links to get out of
>>supplemental hell, but it looks like Matt Cutts and Company at Google now
>>regard that as search engine spam. They're working on a paid-link
>>reporting
>>mechanism to ban the sites involved.
>>http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/how-to...id-links/?1974
>
> Not the smartest thing they ever did.
>
> BB
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They're just experimenting on an algorithm to better filter out paid links
(those which are sold to increase PR). Who knows if they'll even ever
implement it.

Nothing was said about a ban; those paid links just wouldn't hold any weight
as far as PR goes. Read Matt's further comments to that post; they are very
enlightening.

best,
Denise

On Mon, 16 Apr 2007 20:34:52 -0700, "Murray R. Van Luyn."
<NOSPAM@NOSPAM> wrote:

>Hi Paul B,

Hi Murray,

>Sorry, too busy trying to get inlinks at the moment. Don't worry, it's on my
>(very long) list though. I'll have to dig out the vi editor and regular
>expression notes to figure out how to rename all those files efficiently.
>It's not really that big a job with the right tools.

But it is the most important job. Otherwise you underscore pages will
get PR and not your hyphenated url's.

>Gee, I had no idea how hard it was going to be to get people to link to a
>commercial site. The microcontroller homepage with all the free givaways was
>easy to get linked to, but people go all quiet when I mention the commercial
>gadget site.

Thing is, you are in a small market as such.
If I were you, I would get the URL's sorted, then work on the pages to
make them look less spammy, and the rest should follow.

I must admit, even if my sites were related to yours, I wouldn't want
to link to you because the site does look spammy, and makes you wonder
what other tricks you may be doing.
NOTE: I am not saying you are, but 1st impressions count, and with a
spammy homepage, then it will make others think that.

>I even had to resort to buying some temporary links to get out of
>supplemental hell, but it looks like Matt Cutts and Company at Google now
>regard that as search engine spam. They're working on a paid-link reporting
>mechanism to ban the sites involved.
>http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/how-to...id-links/?1974

No point in buying links.
hth
plh
Paul

>Regards,
>Murray R. Van Luyn.

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