Google Page Rank factors?

[snowstar]

Do you have any ideas about the factors that google take into account for its Page Rank?
Links, Keywords, anything else?
How about other search engines?

:rtfm:

[markblair]

Try visiting the following sites to find out more about how Page Rank works:

http://www.google.com/technology/
http://www.iprcom.com/papers/pagerank/

[tools168]

the basic idea about Page ranks is the links,
the more links, the higher Page Ranks

[etechdesigns]

The most important 10 factors for ranking: -

1. Title Tag
2. Anchor Text of Links
3. Keyword Use in Document Text
4. Accessibility of Document
5. Links to Document from Site-Internal Pages
6. Primary Subject Matter of Site
7. External Links to Linking Pages
8. Link Popularity of Site
9. Global Link Popularity of Site
10. Keyword Spamming

You should visit this link http://www.seomoz.org/articles/search-ranking-factors.php

[Q151]

...and might I add # 11: Frequently-updated content.

[snowstar]

thanks for all these helpful information

[Q151]

I'll add a little something more to this thread, also...

The quality of your incoming links matters just as much as the amount itself. For instance, links to you need to have a few traits:

1. They must come from a website that is relevant - in other words, this website should share many of your very own keywords.
2. The link must contain your keywords itself. For instance, if you are running a website hosting company (and I'll use our's as an example), the link 'iZoka Web Hosting' will be counted for much more than 'iZoka'.
3. Link-swapping HURTS your PageRank score, and does not help! The same goes for link farms, and any other method whereby you place a large number of outgoing links that mean nothing to your business. A few outgoing links to highly-related sites (that contain your keywords) can actually help your PageRank. The bottom line is, use outgoing links wisely, and remember that incoming links will always be worth more.

I could go on and on, of course, but those three just sort of popped into my head as I was reading this thread again, so I thought I'd share them. :)

[tadoox]

Thank you for all inf. looks like very helpfull

[I, Brian]

Better to just forget PageRank and just get on with marketing. :)

[icestorm]

Better to just forget PageRank and just get on with marketing. :)

Agreed. I think pageranks are almost meaningless nowadays, and worrying how they should be improved is a waste of time.

[Rooter]

Agreed. I think pageranks are almost meaningless nowadays, and worrying how they should be improved is a waste of time.
After reading that I was just thinking about how some people buy domains just for their supposed Google PageRank value even if the content or other factors that got it there no longer exist. It's just a huge waste of time and money in my opinion.

[gamewarrior]

I've never figured out if pagerank really makes a difference..... it looks good and all that but it doesn't even affect your listing on google.