Affected by Google PR fall, not to worry
Google recently tweaked it’s algorithm and many major blogs have suffered a drop by 2 PR sometimes 3 PR points. Sites like Engadget.com saw a fall of 2 PR points, this is happening because according to the Google TOS buying and selling of links is not allowed, but they were not able to do anything. Now the Google egg heads have made a system where they can catch these activities, they may be just bragging but no one can be so sure.
This thing happened exactly in the time when my auto-link exchange script was developed and thus people were reluctant about using it and I was not able to find any sites for testing the developed code.
Blogs like Problogger.com fell by 2 PR points but then after sometime, I don’t know how, It came back to it’s original PR, wow.
To regain the lost PR rank in the next PR update, you can check this system http://tech36.com/blog/simplest-link-exchange-system-under-beta-testing, where no one can know if it’s link exchange!
October 31st, 2007 at 6:40 am
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