DutchCowgirls starts off with a Pagerank 6

Mon 29 September 2008 10:35, Editors

The notorius Google Pagerank will probably always be a subject to discussion. For some owners of websites the invention of Larry Page seems to be a ultimate goal.

Our big brother DutchCowboys recently dropped from a Pagerank 7 back to six. No worries, we know why and could have predicted it ourselves. The SEO-guru's of Checkit are on it, together with the "Freshheads".

Until now DutchCowgirls didn't have a Pagerank yet. We did see that articles were being indexed better and faster every day. Today the girls received their first ranking. The quickly growing 'little sister' found out it was very popular and received a 6. And trust me, getting a six to start off with is pretty unique. Congrats to the girls!!

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