Google Webmaster Tools & PageRank

[Webnauts]

In the Google Webmaster Tools I have the following:



High darkgreen=0px / grey=100px
Medium darkgreen=2px / grey=98px
Low darkgreen 89px / grey=11px
Page Rank not assigned yet assigned yet darkgreen=9px / grey=91px

The domain is registered on the 5th of October 2006, up since the 15th (10 days later) and indexed by Google on the 19th the same month.

So no PR to see in the tool bar, and anyway no links with operators and co.

Two or three days ago I noticed a Google IBLs update. Google returns 480 IBLs.

Can you tell with the above info the PageRank of the page/site, for sure of the day those values have been calculated and exported?

[incrediblehelp]

Google has said themselves at recent conference that the PR in Webmaster Console is "fresher" than the one in the toolbar.

[Webnauts]

I know Jaan. I saw the video with Vanessa Fox many times. :)

And I figured my question out. I have PR 8.2.

[brian.mark]

Originally Posted by Webnauts

I know Jaan. I saw the video with Vanessa Fox many times. :)

And I figured my question out. I have PR 8.2.

If you show an 8 from 480 IBL's, you must have a couple of 9's in there. How did you figure this, because it sure doesn't seem to match up to what I was figuring.

Brian.

[Webnauts]

What did you figure out Brian?

[Webnauts]

I asked the same in another forum and someone said:

you were to be given some PR (the 9px)

10 out of your 121 indexed actually got some PR update
3 got PR3
6 got PR4 among them the forums the contact page some other articles )
1 got PR5 > http://www.seoworkers.com/tools/analyzer.html

now 10/121 is roughly 8.2 > therefor the 9px on the green bar

Now if my thinking is correct the not assigned green bar will dissapear when all the data centers have the new updated PR for you pages.

[brian.mark]

Originally Posted by Webnauts

I asked the same in another forum and someone said:

PR doesn't seem to be based on percentage of pages with PR. He was saying why it was 9 pixels.

I was figuring more like a 4 - 5 max. 6 felt like a stretch based on the links I saw.

Brian.

[Webnauts]

I retrieved with my API key:



I also just updated (logged in): http://www.seomoz.org/tools/page-str...seoworkers.com

Try to check with this tool too: http://www.webuildpages.com/seo-tool...pages-tool.php

I am not claiming that I am 100% right, that I have 8.2. I just calculated and came up with that. But Google will reveal soon the truth anyway. I am just trying to figure all that out for the future too.