Google’s Matt Cutts: No More PageRank Updates This Year
Google’s head of search spam, Matt Cutts, said on Twitter yesterday that Google won’t be pushing out a new Google Toolbar PageRank update this year.
Niels Bosch asked on Twitter if we should expect an update to PageRank before 2014. In response to that, Matt Cutts said, “I would be surprised if that happened.”
It has now been 8 months since the last Google Toolbar Page Rank update. In fact, the last update was on February 4, 2013 and honestly, I think Page Rank is finally dead – at least the Toolbar Page Rank.
I’d be surprised if there was another Toolbar Page Rank update ever. Maybe Google will do one next year and then let it quietly go away forever.
Here is Matt’s response from yesterday:
Over the years, support for Page Rank has dropped. Google never offered a Google Toolbar for Chrome or any add-on to show Page Rank values. Google dropped the Google Toolbar for Firefox in June 2011. Internet Explorer is the last browser to still have a PageRank display offered by Google, but the data that flows into that display hasn’t been updated for over six months.
When we asked Google two months ago about when the next update would come, Google had no comment.
Earlier this year, Google said that PageRank in the toolbar wouldn’t be going away
Google’s head of search spam, Matt Cutts, said on Twitter yesterday that Google won’t be pushing out a new Google Toolbar PageRank update this year.Niels Bosch asked on Twitter if we should expect an update to PageRank before 2014. In response to that, Matt Cutts said, “I would be surprised if that happened.”
It has now been 8 months since the last Google Toolbar Page Rank update. In fact, the last update was on February 4, 2013 and honestly, I think Page Rank is finally dead – at least the Toolbar Page Rank.
I’d be surprised if there was another Toolbar Page Rank update ever. Maybe Google will do one next year and then let it quietly go away forever.
Here is Matt’s response from yesterday:
Over the years, support for Page Rank has dropped. Google never offered a Google Toolbar for Chrome or any add-on to show Page Rank values. Google dropped the Google Toolbar for Firefox in June 2011. Internet Explorer is the last browser to still have a PageRank display offered by Google, but the data that flows into that display hasn’t been updated for over six months.
When we asked Google two months ago about when the next update would come, Google had no comment.
Earlier this year, Google said that PageRank in the toolbar wouldn’t be going away
It seems a good news for the seo experts.No new updates.
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