Google Page Rank notes

The Google PageRank algorithm

PR (A) = (1-d) +d (PR(t1)/C(t1) + ...+ PR(tn) /C (TN))

While appearing not to be a totally exclusive factor, having a good page rank appears to help your position within Google. Be aware that the overall algorithm for a high position does change, so while one day the emphasises is on xyz, it may and probably does change. Also once a method is discovered, it will probaby change. DMOZ being a good example of this!

The equation above is actually quite easy to understand and can be explained as:

PR = The actual Page Rank you are looking to get
A = The Web page in question (use your home page as an example)
d = A suppressive dampening effect variable I suggest a value of 0.85 is not far from the mark
t1…tn = Pages linking to (A) In this case we used our homepage
C = Is the number of links on the page that are outbound to other sites you have linked to


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