How SEOMOZ manage to have same pagerank on all pages?
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I was just wondering how SEOMOZ manage to have same pagerank on all pages? Even on profile pages.
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Good interlinking/ social/ content
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Other then Rand and the SEOmoz team being SEO experts I would imagine it is because of the onpage SEO and how they flow the PR from other pages to well other pages.
SEOmoz is also an incredibly amazing resource so it makes sense that lots of websites link to a large percentage of the pages on SEOmoz.
Thanks
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I meant page authority.
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Do you mean that the Google Toolbar Pagerank is being reported the same whether it is the SEOmoz homepage or an individual profile page?
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google page rank
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Page rank? Or do you mean Page Authority (if you have the toolbar set up!)
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