How I got my Website from PR0 to PR4 in 2 Months
Google PageRank is one of the strangest things. Google Along with your overall rank given by Alexa, Google decides to rank each of your website’s pages on a number 1-10, the higher the better your site is optimized and linked through search engines. Many people strive to get high PageRanks because it’s a good selling point for advertisers, and you can market your blog to a broader audience.

But there is a problem. It takes time, and a lot of work to build up your PageRank, especially to the level of a popular site like Digg(PR8) and Twitter(PR9). But that doesn’t mean you can’t get it done exceptionally fast, like in the time for Google’s next update!
Yes, Google has just recently updated their PageRank system, showcasing the numbers out to all of the current websites with ranks (if you want to check yours, here’s a good site). I want to help you all raise your PageRank by the next update, so I am going to share some tips on raising your website’s PR.
How To Raise Your Google PageRank through the Roof!
So I had purchased a brand new domain about 2-2 1/2 months ago from the time of this post, and I’ve already gotten it to PR4. The domain was previously unowned, so I didn’t raised a domain from PR3 or PR2 that high, I started from the ground at PR0 and worked my way up. Many people can’t get their heads around how this is so simple, but I’m going to share my one and only method with you right now. Ready?
Get tons and tons of backlinks! I cannot stress this enough, this is 90% of the reason why I have a PR4 right now, I have gotten as many backlinks as I can to my site. DoFollow or NoFollow, really doesn’t matter to me as I have gained a ton of awareness of my website, a lot of unique visitors interested in my comments, plus backlinks from major blogs, forums… wherever I can get my link!

The first place I would suggest visiting are tons and tons of blogs. If you know what niche you’re trying to market in (design, IT, movies, business…) you can find blogs related to your niche. There are millions of blogs on the internet, so I guarantee there have to be a few related to your topic.
Once you find them, keep up with their posts. You may be a blogger yourself and think you know everything, but reading similar blogs in your niche and keeping up-to-date with their posts allows you to compare your work as a blogger, plus post comments on their posts to give your site backlinks.
Gaining backlinks from popular blogs is key, because these sites are the one’s who will usually pass of some PR juice to your website. For example, if you are writing about dogs and you find a great blog about dog training, you should go to their most recent post and leave a comment. Relate it to the post and what they were talking about, and leave your name as the name of your website along with the URL to your website.
If you can post 25-40 comments daily, you can have just about 1000 backlinks after one month! Imagine if you gained 50, even 100 backlinks daily and continued this for 2 months. You could have a very heft amount of links pointing to your website, which are all passing on PR juice.
It’s really as simple as that! If you want to gain more traffic to your site and raise your PageRank through the roof, just start gaining backlinks! Start leaving comments on high-PR and niche-related blogs, and even join a few forums. Leaving a link to your website in your forum means every thread you post in has a backlink to your website. If you can get 100-200 posts on a PR5 or PR6 forum, you’re doing really good right off the bat!
The Conclusion: Build your Links!
Anyways my new website has gotten at least 3,000 inlinks pointing to it from external websites, heavily bookmarked through many social bookmarking and networking sites, plus blog and forum backlinks. If you want to check out my site, it’s called Blogger Den: Digg for Bloggers. I had written about it in another post, and it’s grown significantly since first launching it.
Anyways hopefully this advice helped, leave me a comment if you like the article or have questions / suggestions for future posts. Keep your marketing going, and good vibes to everyone.





