Google Page Rank has no any rankings as of now. what to do?
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my domain and page authority is working well right now but my Google Page Rank has no any rankings as we speak. What to do now? can some of you give me advice on this?
Thank you very much in advance.
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Just wait. As Alick said, it hasn't been updated in an absolute age, so is probably not a good indicator on how a site is perceived.
I know that MOZ have their own scoring, but this is pretty much an industry de facto now, and with everyone being scored based on their algorithm, this is a good measure.
-Andy
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Hi,
Google Page Rank has not been updated over 1 year and most probably it will never update so If PA, DA is fine you shouldn't worry about Page Rank.
To know more @ https://www.seroundtable.com/google-next-pagerank-update-19902.html
Hope this helps.
Thanks
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