How To Increasing Google Pagerank

HowTo Increasing Google Pagerank
| Google PageRank has become
...one of the most important
measurements when users are
checking a sites authority on
the web. To increase Google
PageRank, you must first
understand how Google assigns
page rank to each site.
Increasing your Google
PageRank will not happen
overnight. It requires a lot of
time and effort. So lets dig in
and find out how you can
increase Google PageRank for
your site. 

So you already know what a
back link is, so lets take a look
at how we can rack up our vote
count. Google looks at a few
things when counting the vote.
The most important thing is the
voter. Who is voting for you? Is
it an authority site? How does
Google determine the authority
of a site? Google uses Page
Rank!!! So, if you have just
started and trying to increase
your Google PageRank, you
want to get votes from sites
with high Page Ranks.

Directory submission is still
popular nowadays. Why? -
Because it really works at all
points. Just try and you will see
how your traffic and pagerank
is increasing day by day. Here
the main trick is to choose the
right web directories for your
website or blog.
You might be asking this
question to yourself, "Why
should I even bother with
commenting then?" Because
you want to get noticed!
Posting comments like "nice
post!" will not get you noticed.
You want to add value into the
discussion, and that will get the
author of the blog to notice
you. Ask good questions or let
the author know about
something that was missing in
the post. Those two are just
basic ideas.

PageRank is one of the many
factors Google takes into
account when it returns the
results for a search term. It is,
in effect, Google's evaluation of
how important a site is. The
main element in this is the
number of sites linking to your
site and their PageRank size.
This can be viewed as a
popularity contest with the
sites with the bigger PageRanks
getting bigger votes (ain't that
always the way).
It's very simple to see anyone's
PageRank. Just download and
install the Google toolbar. It's a
very quick and easy install. Just
be sure to choose the Advanced
option during the install so the
PageRank of each site you visit
will be displayed on the toolbar.
Reciprocal linking is wrought
with perils, not the least of
which is that while you cannot
control who links to you, and
are not punished for it, if you
link to an external site which
engages in known search
engine spamming techniques
(such as link farming), you will
be penalized for linking to a
"bad neighborhood". Google
especially does not like
attempts to manipulate its
ranking algorithms, and it deals
harshly with sites which engage
in practices which are a
violation of its Terms of
Inclusion, or sites which link to
these sites.

While seemingly simple to
understand, many Webmasters
can't seem to grasp it. Every
day in Webmaster forums or
chat rooms you'll see the same
questions regarding PageRank.
The simple fact will never
change no matter how many
times it's asked. Google
PageRank is only affected by
the incoming backlinks.