Loading ...Greg Boser, the President of Web Guerrilla LLC, spoke to Mike McDonald of WebProNews at the Search Engine Strategies Conference in New York. Boser discusses the infamous “PageRank Sculpting” and recommends its use. Check out the full interview of Greg Boser that includes helpful tips, only on WebProNews. Keep watching WebProNews for more coverage of SES New York 2008.
More info on PR Sculpting:
http://seo-theory.com/wordpress/2008/03/05/yes-virginia-your-contact-page-does-need-500-links/
http://www.jaankanellis.com/what-is-pr-scuplting-and-does-it-work/
No personally feel that their is no real reason to block PR to internal pages other than to increase hours charged to the client.
Webpage Sculpting – Very Interesting!
I have never witnessed a dilution of page rank from a given page, page rank is simply how populare a given page is. You can even have 30+ outbound links and still not loose PR. The reason why the main header links (about us etc) have better ranking than an internal page (product page) is because all the site pages point to it , thus giving it higher ‘on site’ PR.
Stopping Google from ranking internal pages seems mad to me.
I’m going to test this method and will report back in 2 weeks.
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If someone doesn’t know his actual PageRank (internal & up-to-date), how can he/she determine how his/her linkage can affect it? Don’t you think that is kind of weird?
We can speculate using a tool like PageRank Bot, but that only based on the PageRank we see in the outdated PR toolbar.
So the question again: How can we sculpt our PageRank?
My answer is: Only if you have a disloyal employee at Google as a best friend, who has access to the actual PageRank values, and who would shared them with you.
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