How does Google search PageRank work?
Google PageRank (PR) is a numerical ranking from 0 to 10. PR is calculated on a periodic basis by Google for each and every page in their index. PageRank is page specific, not site specific. The PR of the pages on your site can (and probably will) vary from page to page. Google uses their proprietary (and secret) PageRank Algorithm to calculate your web page’s PR based upon the quantity and quality of the links pointing to your page from other web pages, including your own pages as well as those belonging to other webmasters. It is important to understand that it is not just the quantity of links pointing to your page that helps establish its PageRank, but also the quality of the pages that the links are on. In general, the higher the PR of the page linking to your page, the larger the PR boost that your page will receive from the link. The quantity of other outbound links on the page linking to your page has an effect on the PR calculation, as well. In general, the more outbound links
