Page Rank Tool To Check All Pages Of A Domain
The page rank of a single page on a website can be identified through various means. Users can use the Google toolbar - or a similar product -, website scripts that check the page rank of that page and even page rank tools that do that. Most however do not offer the option to check the pagerank of multiple pages of a domain.
It would be really handy to point a page rank tool to a domain and let it find out all pageranks of all pages on that domain. I recently discovered the page rank tool PaRaMeter (Page Rank Meter) at the German AlterFalter blog from my former colleague Stefan.
PaRaMeter is a page rank tool that can check the pagerank of a selected website. It can also crawl that website and list every page found and check the pagerank of those pages as well.
Another interesting and very handy feature is the selection of the Google Datacenter (or multiple ones) that should check the pagerank of the checked pages. This is useful during pagerank updates because datacenters usually do not run in sync. That would mean that you could spot your new pagerank in a few datacenters while the others display still the old one.
The page rank of a single page on a website can be identified through various means. Users can use the Google toolbar - or a similar product -, website scripts that check the page rank of that page and even page rank tools that do that. Most however do not offer the option to check the pagerank of multiple pages of a domain.
It would be really handy to point a page rank tool to a domain and let it find out all pageranks of all pages on that domain. I recently discovered the page rank tool PaRaMeter (Page Rank Meter) at the German AlterFalter blog from my former colleague Stefan.
PaRaMeter is a page rank tool that can check the pagerank of a selected website. It can also crawl that website and list every page found and check the pagerank of those pages as well.
Another interesting and very handy feature is the selection of the Google Datacenter (or multiple ones) that should check the pagerank of the checked pages. This is useful during pagerank updates because datacenters usually do not run in sync. That would mean that you could spot your new pagerank in a few datacenters while the others display still the old one.
