Who's Got The Highest Twitter Pagerank?

by Martin Luxton

Posted: 15 years ago 16 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

I just noticed that Twitter pages have Google Page Rank.

I have seen some prominent Warriors (thousands of followers) with zero pageranks and complete unknowns like Jayxtreme (

) with a PR of 4.

So two questions really. Who has the highest Twitter Page Rank and any theories about how Google allocates it to Twitter?

Martin

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JamesFrancisIM 15 years ago

Well as with most PR's, i assume it's decided on the quality of backlinks?

I.e. If John has a PR of 1 and knows Fred, who has a PR of 5... and Fred does a lot of @Replies to John, that will be linking on the public timeline (and his page of PR5) to John's page, increasing the PR rank of John's slightly.

If lots of people do this, it would have a significant effect on PR.

So basically -> More communication from top members = more PR.

That's my theory anyway

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- Martin Luxton 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by JamesFrancisIM
  
  Well as with most PR's, i assume it's decided on the quality of backlinks?
  
  James,
  
  That's what I thought, but there are some real big names with lots of followers who are zero. Maybe they are penalized for growing too fast?
  
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  JamesFrancisIM 15 years ago
  
  Sorry, edited my above post with more info. Clicked 'Save' by mistake (i'm too tired) >_<
  
  And the big names with a PR of zero may not communicate as much as those with a high PR, based on my theory anyway.
  
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Steven Fullman 15 years ago

Oh dear...

"Google Does Not Rank Current Page"

I'm mortified, Martin. Just when I thought I was a hep cat, my dreams...shattered.

Or maybe I should tweet more?

Well done, Jamie! Gis a link!
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- Jagged 15 years ago
  
  Looks like Google is jumping on the Twitter bandwagon....joined 2 days ago, over 12,000 followers already.
  
  source:
  Google Feels Lucky with Twitter | WebProNews
  
  Wonder what PR Google will rank itself....lol
  
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Mark McWilliams 15 years ago

But you're not alone Steven, I'm in the same club!
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- Martin Luxton 15 years ago
  
  And me too!
  
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Michael Mayhew 15 years ago

Wow. Never noticed that.
Gotta PR4
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- Steven Fullman 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Michael Mayhew
  
  Wow. Never noticed that.
  Gotta PR4
  
  ...and your Twitter handle is...?
  
  (no ulterior motive, naturally)
  
  erm...by the way, totally off topic...
  
  Is Twitter Do-Follow?
  
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  Barbara Eyre 15 years ago
  
  Hmmmm, I just went through mine, several celebrities I follow, and a load of various marketers I follow and NONE of their pages have a page rank. How weird.
  
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  Michael Mayhew 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Steven Fullman
  
  ...and your Twitter handle is...?
  
  Is Twitter Do-Follow?
  
  No. They changed that around 4 months ago.
  
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GeorgR. 15 years ago

and that's why we select our friends according to their PAGE RANK?
(I think i need to install the toolbar again to see PR again...because its "soooo important"
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Andyhenry 15 years ago

There's no relationship between followers and page rank - PR is all about links.

If you promote your twitter profile you'll get PR, if you don't you can get thousands of followers without PR.

I don't promote mine and only have just over 2000 followers and PR4.

It's all meaningless in my opinion.
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drmani 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Martin Luxton

So two questions really. Who has the highest Twitter Page Rank and any theories about how Google allocates it to Twitter?

Martin

Evan Williams' Twitter page has PR-7 (don't know if it's 'highest')

Mine is PR-5, btw - Twitter / drmani

Andy's explanation sounds logical, though internal links may be
more plentiful for those with more followers and activity on Twitter.

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- Nathan Hangen 15 years ago
  
  A lot of people make a big deal about getting a high PR on their Twitter page, but I could care less. I don't really think it matters much.
  
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John Taylor 15 years ago

When you check your page rank, make
sure you use http:// and not https://

Anyway.. PR is just a number

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