Any tips on climbing PR?

Contrary to much of the information communicated on this and other marketing forums back links are not the key to gaining page rank for your site.

Your site looks nice but its really slim on content.

Additionally you do not have a Terms of Service Page or a Privacy Policy Page.

PR should mean Page Relevance not Page Rank.

Get some content flowing, write more about your passion as opposed to having just a few articles.

I looked at your site again, you only have 2 or 3 articles on the article page. I realize that you also have a page for each product category and decent product descriptions as also, but if you have not added any new content in some time your site is old and musty!

I suggest that you install a blog and start writing about your niche!

Get Other High PR Sites Linking back to yours. Nofollow backlinks from a high PR Site will still Help as well.

It requires patience, determination and strategy to do that. Just continue what you are doing and apply also what you will learn from SEO experts.

I wouldn't worry about page rank too much concentrate on your serp positioning, and making money that is what counts.

But I agree with the previous comments build more content and try to blog more regularly. Google will reward you down the road sometime just keep at it.

But don't weigh to heavily on pagerank. Try using buying keywords in your blog and draw targeted traffic so you can make some money.

Good luck!

High quality links is possible by making relevant posts for marketing. If you will look closely, syndication is not the only thing that will increase your ranking. It’s also important for you to make everything as relevant as possible so search engines will not have any problems with it and keep it from being banned.

1. First of all, try and use as less flash as possible. Flash takes time to load, and flash content is not indexable by a search engine.
2. Try and attach a wordpress .org blog on to your website. You can use a custom theme to make it look more like an "articles" section rather than a blog if that's what you want. Wordpress itself adds on some SEO benefits you'd otherwise find tough to add.
3. Blog individual posts, keep each post small. 400 -500 words per post would do. Add pictures that are cc for each post to increase readability.
4. Use keywords in your articles. The keyword should be prominent in the first line of each article/post. Wonderwheel can help you here, start talking about ancillary keywords as well, as opposed to just primary keywords.
5. Don't link out unnecessarily to wikipedia. You yourself can rewrite the content there and link out to a separate article on your own site that explains what the term is.
6. Try adding atleast 1-2 articles per day to your "wordpress blog". Add categories, add tags. You'll start seeing results in two-three months. (Rus is right, your content is very, very less)
7. Build backlinks to posts rather than just your primary domain name. For example if someone found an article on your website interesting they would link back to that article and not your generic website. So SERPs understand this and rate your website's relevance to a topic based on the overall relevance of all the pages to the keywords you're targeting.

That's all I could come up with right now.

Good luck.

Neil
Wordplay Content

The second website hardly has any content in it at all, although its not flash. Ideally each article should have a separate page/url to refer to it. The more number of pages your website has, the more the effort you are taking to talk about your niche, and hence the greater an authority you come off on the niche. Is you have one page that talks about the niche, i highly doubt you're going to have much avenues for people to enter your site.