Does high PR means high traffic ?

[Branco]

the PageRank is related of the number of backlinks which the website has .
But it's not related of traffic

[kelvindavid222]

For me it is not only about the page rank of the website, it is also about the global search for the keyword. That will the traffic for the website.

[breactiv]

There is no relation between the two. You get a high PR if you link to many high PR sites. Traffic is a different think. There's organic traffic from the search engines (Yahoo, Google, Bing, etc), traffic sent from other sources (when people click to your site while they read other blogs, sites, which link to you).

[Northern Leasing]

No High PR means you get backlink from high PR authorities websites and High Traffic means good search engine ranking and well performance on social media.

[iknowvator]

Originally Posted by anils

You will get traffic from high ranking for a keyword which is searched by many people. I have a website with 0 PR and get around 70K uniques per month from search engine. So PR has nothing to do with traffic.

So what do you think why your that site attracts 70k uniques ? How can one achieve it ?

Originally Posted by kelvindavid222

For me it is not only about the page rank of the website, it is also about the global search for the keyword. That will the traffic for the website.

Ok what I am asking is how to attract most of them ?

Originally Posted by Northern Leasing

No High PR means you get backlink from high PR authorities websites and High Traffic means good search engine ranking and well performance on social media.

Ya! I think that is what high PR & High traffic means and any website owner should try to get both if he is using the website for marketing.

Originally Posted by rankwatch.com

No, High PR does not mean to high traffic. PR is a rank given by Google that how much authority does a site have in Google. Google PR depends on various facts, domain age is one of them.

So what are the ways available for brand new bog/website ?

[Carrieli]

High PR does not mean high traffic. More visitors can bring you higher traffic.

[setx_webdev]

Originally Posted by rankwatch.com

No, High PR does not mean to high traffic. PR is a rank given by Google that how much authority does a site have in Google. Google PR depends on various facts, domain age is one of them.

Actually, Domain Age may not be as much of a determining factor with regard to PR.

I put a domain on in December (24th) 2011 .. by February (5th) 2012 it had a PR of 2.

Authority and Trust are the two driving factors that determine PR these days I think. The site/domain was/is written all original .. it's own (uncopied) content, hosted dedicated, both static and dynamic, and contained all of the information Google might have required it to have for it's niche.

I accidently removed one of the service pages once .. Google told me about it in under two hours. (services pages are the ones you would think no one reads .. terms of use, privacy, contact, legal, warranty, .. and so on)

And as far as backlinks? .. your guess might just as well be as good as mine .. but when I got the PR2 for that domain in Feb 2012 .. I could count it's backlinks on one hand.

[manojob]

According to my opinion, High page rank not always generates huge traffic to the websites. But it is an Reputation in the Search Engines. If you get high Page rank in the Search Engines means the visibility of your site will be increased in the Search Engines.

[iknowvator]

Originally Posted by setx_webdev

I accidently removed one of the service pages once .. Google told me about it in under two hours. (services pages are the ones you would think no one reads .. terms of use, privacy, contact, legal, warranty, .. and so on)

How Google informed you and what did it say ? Do you think service pages are necessary ?

Originally Posted by manojob

According to my opinion, High page rank not always generates huge traffic to the websites. But it is an Reputation in the Search Engines. If you get high Page rank in the Search Engines means the visibility of your site will be increased in the Search Engines.

I agree on that. High PR brings you well ahead on search engines and that I think can contribute to more traffic.

[vksheilds]

Page rank do not matter in traffic but it can matter when you get a link from a valuable place that will help you to solved. I think the role of PR understand by SEO not a real visitor have any value regarding page rank. So I think its worthless to think about PR because I know my site PR will increase automatically and I dont care about it. same when I think to take links from sites I go with better alexa rank and relevancy in comparision of seeing page rank

[setx_webdev]

Originally Posted by iknowvator

How Google informed you and what did it say ? Do you think service pages are necessary ?

First off -- High PR doesn't necessarily mean you will list higher in the SERP's or get more traffic.

Google sent a notice via WMT with regard to the missing service pages on the particular domain .. there were two, actually, that went missing. One was the DMCA statement, and the other was the Acceptable Use Policy

You might not think that many pay attention to these kinds of pages .. and many don't .. But Google noticed, and right away.

Service pages are a must.

Service pages tell your visitors about you, your business .. and yes, even your rules.

Service pages consist of a contact page, FAQ (frequently asked questions), TOS (terms of use) pages, Warranty page, About Us page, Legal (if you deal in a business where a subpoena may be served w/regard to a client) page, Privacy Policy page .. and so on.

When people visit, they want to know who you are, what you do, how you handle your business ..

You may find a great deal of favor with Google if you have them ..

[iknowvator]

Thanks Setx_webdev. You have answered very well & in detail. This helps all the readers to understand well what you want to say. It helps to follow the steps.

[ket]

No, there is direct relation with high PR and high traffic. Traffic will depends how your site is popular and user friendly. And PR given by Google.

[Surminga]

You'll get the quality traffic depending on how good your SEO has panned out and how high your keywords rank in the search - SEO is great in the long term and takes some work and maintaining to keep your content high up the list

[iknowvator]

Originally Posted by Aw1

You can have zero traffic and a PR of 9.

Are you sure ? Can you give at least one example of having zero traffic & PR of 9 ?

[ellys]

yea good SEO it make more visitor and maybe can impact to PR.

high PR doesn't mean you have high traffic.
the best way is practice SEO .
after google pinguin PR not really useful.^^

[get2tauseef]

No not at all, I've a blog with PR 0 which is having more traffic than my second blog which is having a PR 2.
Now if your blog is popular on social websites the chance to have more traffic is higher.

[iknowvator]

Originally Posted by get2tauseef

Now if your blog is popular on social websites the chance to have more traffic is higher.

I agree with you. So how do you make your blog popular on social websites ?

[searchbliss]

Originally Posted by iknowvator

Is there any relation bet high PR and high traffic ?

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Toolbar PR is useless. ACTUAL PR only Google knows, and this has an effect.

[Trond]

I think we can agree that it's easier to rank well in Google with a PR 6 site than a PR 2 site?