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Home > SEO > Blog article: Google Page Rank Update April May 2008

Google Page Rank Update April May 2008

Google seems to have finished another round of tool bar PageRank updates. It appears that more recent links  (or sites that have added links more recently) have been given a little boost as opposed to older stagnant links. It looks like all but one of our web sites has kept the same PageRank or moved up one notch with the latest update.

So far, there hasn’t been any out rage on the blogs about a major crack down on paid links as there was with the September 2007 PR updates.

One of our larger destination sites that has a fair amount of outgoing links to related sites (not paid links) when from a PR 4 to PR 3. But that site has not added any links in the last 12-18 months.
Any comments about the latest tool bar page rank update would be appreciated. (PageRank is a trademark of Google).

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