Right now, as you read this, your site is bleeding. It's bleeding PageRank.

Every link that you place on a Web page makes another little hole in your site. Your users drip through that hole... and your PageRank leaks out of it.

Of course, you need to have links on your site. It's almost impossible to build a site without them. So what you can do to make sure that your links don't drag down your Page Rank and lower your position in the search engines?

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iJoomla:redirect is a unique extension designed to protect your PageRank and improve your knowledge of your site.

It helps you maintain your site's Google ranking by redirecting your outgoing links to other locations. As a helpful bonus, it also counts the number of times people click those links. 

And it's incredibly simple to use. Instead of placing a regular link, you just add a redirect link to the backend that generates a special URL. The URL looks something like this:
index.php?option=com_ijoomla_redirect&id=1

You can also use a mambot tag, like this:
{ijoomla_redirect id=2}

You can add as many links as you want to other sites without harming your own site's Page Rank! We think that's already pretty neat. But iJoomla:redirect does even more than that - it tracks the clicks for each redirect link, so you can pick up even more detailed information about what your users are doing on your site and what they want to read.

We're very excited about this extension. Our friend Kenneth Crowder created it, and we offered to sell it for him because we understand how important it is. (We've been using it successfully on iJoomla.com for a while now.)

At only $39.95, we think it's a steal. We are able to keep the price this low because it's such a simple extension. The support required will be really minimal, but if you do need help, Ken has agreed to answer questions on a special forum. (So don't post questions on the support system for this one, just use the forum.) We don't expect him to be very busy.

As always, you are welcome to try our demo site to see how the extension works. After you've given iJoomla:redirect a try, you'll see how easy it is to conserve that precious PageRank.

• Create Links to external websites without bleeding Page Rank.
  
• Keep track of the number of clicks for links to internal and external websites.
  
• Redirects can have an image assigned to them. This will cause the Redirect to act like a Banner.
• Preview and test the destination page URL
  
• Choose if you want nofollow or not
• Choose if you want to open the link in a new window or in the same window
• Choose to either use a mambot tag or a link URL
  
• Support for multiple languages (Translations not currently available).
• Well documented Help screens for each page in the Component.
  

• 1 Component
• 1 Mambot
• Free forum support
• Free upgrades for life 

PageRank relies on the uniquely democratic nature of the web by using its vast link structure as an indicator of an individual page's value. In essence, Google interprets a link from page A to page B as a vote, by page A, for page B. But, Google looks at considerably more than the sheer volume of votes, or links a page receives; for example, it also analyzes the page that casts the vote. Votes cast by pages that are themselves "important" weigh more heavily and help to make other pages "important." Using these and other factors, Google provides its views on pages' relative importance.  For more information click here.

nofollow is a non-standard HTML attribute value used to instruct search engines that a hyperlink should not influence the link target's ranking in the search engine's index. Using nofollow tag will prevent your site from bleeding Google PageRank.

There are two ways that you can add a Redirect using either of the following code:

{ijoomla_redirect id=2}

{ijoomla_redirect id=2&link_text=Click this link}

* The second method will override the Link Text set from within the component. For the most part, the first method should be sufficient.

You can also use a URL that you can copy from the iJoomla Redirect backend. This URL looks like this:
 

index.php?option=com_ijoomla_redirect&id=1 

The component supports this type of functionality, but we do not have any other translations yet. If you are interested in translating a language file, please contact us here.

It is to complex to understand Google Page Rank as it is written with complex algorithm. This article attempts to understand what works for getting a better Google Page Rank by giving out some useful tips such as content management and building back links.

Getting a high PR is vital if you want to get high rankings with Google searches. Your PR is nothing but an indication of how important your site is and when it comes to placing you on a search result, Google always turns to their Page Rank system to see just who is most important.

Google PageRank is the system that Google uses to decide where your webpage is ranked on its search pages. Whether your website is ranked on the first page of chosen keywords for searches or the last page, there is a reason. Google PageRank is the system that Google uses to decide what your rank is.

Google uses the PageRank algorithm to rank pages in their search engine results. The algorithm is based on analysing link structures: each link can be seen as a vote by a page for another page it links to. It is necessary to have a basic understanding of how PageRank works to be able to optimize web sites for the Google search engine. 

You are struggling to get your ranking on Google improved and don't know what else to do. Checkout our Google Page Ranking and make changes to site to improve your content and value and go after gaining additional "links". 

This article looks at what is the nofollow attribute for hyperlink tags, why it's important for bloggers making money online through blogging, and how to use it.

If you can improve your Google Page rank then you will have a sure-fire way of improving your listing position. Google states very clearly that their PageRank and your link density is a very important part of how they decide...

Let's face it, Google is still the major deliver of the web's traffic. That's why losing your high Google PR ranking, sometimes overnight, can be so devastating for the struggling webmaster or marketer. Here's a list of things you can do to lessen the impact of a sudden drop of the almighty Google PageRank

In the majority of SEO related blogs and forums one can see discussions regarding a non-standard attribute to the < a href >< /a > HTML tag. According to Wikipedia, and basically all other sources, the 'nofollow' attribute was designed by Google and bloggers.com, and has been accepted by all other major search engines.

Do you want to increase your PageRank with Free High Quality Links to your Web Site or Blog? Find here a list with over a hundred PR4 to PR6 sites with the no NOFOLLOW tag or I-FOLLOW.