Some friends told me they got headache when they got stuck to these backlinks subject. What is backlinks? How to get backlinks for our site? Are we really in need of these oh so called backlinks? How many backlinks do we really need to get certain PageRank?
To get things clear we really should discuss them with a real in-depth discussion. And let’s start with the last one. How many backlinks do we really need to get certain PageRank?
To get some directions and the right pointers, as always, i did some digging and I found this useful writing about the exact subject we’re about to discuss, about how many backlinks do we really need to get certain PageRank.
So, let’s skip all the prologues, and get the party started.
How many is it Really?
You may take a look at the table below closely.
How to Read this Table?
Here’s how to read it :
To get a PR [ ... ] → You need backlinks from PR [ ... ] → = [ ... ] backlinks.
Example : Say, you need to get a PR 5
- To get a PR [ 5 ] → You need backlinks from PR [ 3 ] → = [ 555 ] backlinks.
- To get a PR [ 5 ] → You need backlinks from PR [ 6 ] → = [ 3 ] backlinks.
It’s that simple.
Alrite, the above table is just a quick vision ( read: not the exact equal calculation ) about backlink calculation algorithm in order to formulate the PageRank update. Well, if you’re an algebra freak, great at numbers, and playin’ around with some mathematical formulas don’t give you headaches, you should invite your self to do this pagerank algorithmic calculation, with backlinks as the main cross-calculated subject.
Ride through to Ian Roger’s site, he wrote a paper about this PageRank algorithm titled The Google Pagerank Algorithm and How It Works.
Feel challenged? Then, wait no more, head straight to Ian’s place to make some proper forensic work yourself.
Thanks to Djarot of Djarot Studio for answering my request to make the english version of the above Backlink & PageRank table.
You did awesome buddy!
Here’s how I’m going to boost my page rank. Instant boost!
This good resources really helps.Thanks !
Interesting chart. I’m wondering about the overall value of PR though, does it really matter, as long as traffic is sufficient?
Some advertisers still consider PR value as one important ingredient as the overall site’s rank – which determines how high the conversion would driven from the site. Some webmasters are being ignorance. I say, they ‘re too lazy to get this thing in its proper place. So yeah.. it matters. Alot.
Thanks for the chart. Now i trying so hard to get better page rank on google.
although its not exact, still really nice article been looking for that some time for my sites.
What does jt. stands for ?
Umm.. jt. what? Ah.. that jt. it stands for millions.
This good resources really helps.
Thanks !
Well, i have 180 backlink from site that have 0 PR, so how many that i need to go to PR 1.
Is it problem if my site is still about one month ?
Please help me, your answer will very helpfull
Tank, i really appreciate your post. It is what i looking for
NB: Sorry for my english, it is not my first language
Well, based on that table, you need 3 backlinks (or more) from PR2 or 18 backlinks (or more) from PR1. Or the longest milestone, 101 backlinks (or more) from PR0.
Goodluck.
This is the first time I have seen such a matrix. I really like to idea of knowing how many links and the quality of the links you want to get a desired page rank.
Thanks for the post. Im trying to find this information very long time!
This is a great article with a clear path for PR.
Thanks for this, I have just started up a blog, and want to work towards getting it a high rank.
Now I know what needs to be done, it makes it much easier
Thanks again.
Wow, so you only need ONE backlink from a PR10 website to get get PR8?! How much would they charge for it annually^^?
@Jason This is the only page on the Net that I’ve found that has this kind of PR table. I want to thank you for putting this up as a quick reference guide.