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Hmm, thanks for your response. Yes I'm currently avoiding users who use the term PR. I'm using bert's services at the moment :).
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Try to remember however, that a lot of times, Seller's, and their Listings, need to Appeal to the "less knowledgable" Customer.
And if the "Customer" knew all the things that (you, Bert, we), us Sellers knew, in regards to details such as Google's "PageRank" Score no longer being Applicable, then they wouldn't need our Services in the first place. (assuming that is what you're talking about, I don't know)
Don't get me wrong, I totally get what you're saying.
I'd actually be interested to know the results of some Split-testing with "PR" vs. NO "PR".
There also may be a Keyword factor for each Single word, since the word: "Page" is it's own word as well as "Rank" is too. (I'm aware you meant it as one Single word, but I'm just trying to see it from a Client's perspective if they are trying to "Rank" a "Page" on their Website higher up in Search results.)
But the term "PR" should not be relevant to this, since "PR" is also commonly used in short for the term: "Press Release"
-Hoping this makes sense.
-Ex Good point. Thanks for your input. Try to remember however, that a lot of times, Seller's, and their Listings, need to Appeal to the [u][i]"less knowledgable"[/i] Customer[/u]. And if the [i]"Customer" [/i]knew all the things that (you, Bert, we), us Sellers knew, in regards to details such as Google's [i]"PageRank"[/i] Score no longer being Applicable, [u]then they wouldn't need our Services in the first place[/u]. ([i]assuming that is what you're talking about, I don't know)[/i] Don't get me wrong, I totally get what you're saying. I'd actually be interested to know the results of some Split-testing with "PR" vs. NO "PR". There also may be a Keyword factor for each Single word, since the word: [i][u]"Page"[/u][/i] is it's own word as well as [u][i]"Rank"[/i][/u] is too. (I'm aware you meant it as one Single word, but I'm just trying to see it from a Client's perspective if they are trying to [i][b]"Rank"[/b][/i] a [b][i]"Page"[/i][/b] on their Website higher up in Search results.) But the term [i]"[b]PR"[/b][/i] should not be relevant to this, since [i][b]"PR"[/b][/i] is also commonly used in short for the term:[i][b] "Press Release" -Hoping this makes sense. [/b][/i]-Ex
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