Google PageRank is a measure used by Google to rate the importance of a web page. To acheive this Google uses specific algorithms to determine if a site specifically address a web user's needs by analyzing the content of a site by keyword and by the number of inbound links associated with it. With every site inbound link viewed as a vote, and the more votes one has, the higher their Google PageRank is, interpolated on a scale of 0 to 10.
Checking your webpage PageRanks
The PageRank of the page you are browsing will be displayed automatically if you browser comes installed with a PageRank checker. If you do not have one you can always download one from the many sources that is available from the internet.
You can also download and install either of these toolbars, both of which will display the PR of the web page that you are browsing :
Other than that we sometimes uses My Gogle Page Rank for a single page PR lookup.
If you prefer to go beyond the single PageRank display or a single page lookup then you might be interested in the following 2 (two) tools which you might find useful to check your PageRank from various Google data centers or to check the PageRanks of all URLs that are listed in a web page. For easy access to these tolls, we have embedded the query forms on our page below:
The Future PageRank Tool from SEOChat.com will query Google's various data centers to check for any changes in PageRank values for a given URL. Usually all data centers will output the same, but if queried during an update, you might get a glimpse of any upcoming changes in your chosen URL's PageRank value.
The Google PageRank tool from WebMastersEyes.com is unique in that it does not only displays the PageRank of your page URL but also all URL links embedded in your webpage.
Imagine you managing a series of websites and all these websites are listed in a linkpage soomewhere, all you have to do to check tha PageRanks of these website is to input the page URL and the results will be displayed in a jiffy.
