PageRank is finished, so you're going to need some other way of determining the popularity of a webpage. Here are some tools to help you do just that.
PageRank is dead, here are the alternatives
Posted by PeaSoupDigital under Online MarketingFrom http://www.peasoupdigital.co.uk 3448 days ago
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A domain authority of 62 would indicate that BizSugar is a respected website. Based on it's link profile and the quality of its content. Moz's ranking scales from 0-100, so the closer to 100 a site is, the more respected it is. Sites like Wikipedia and Facebook, for example, have domain authorities of 100.
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The reason for Google dropping PageRank is due to its ability to recognise problematic links (and sites selling them) in a number of different ways - ways that we don't see directly.
In terms of evaluating a site ranking, Moz's page and domain authority tools have pretty much become the industry standard. We'd recommend installing the (free) MozBar as this is a great way to find out the authority of a website directly from search results. As always, quality links from respected sites are the biggest factor in helping a business achieve a high page/domain authority.
Amazon's Alexa ranking is a decent tool and good for competitor research but it is not known for being wholly accurate. It's hampered by the fact that millions of websites do not have the Alexa toolbar installed and may not be ranked correctly. It is also let down by the fact that subdomains aren't ranked separately.
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