My friend Keith, who is an avid contributer to a few technology podcasts, is working on a new mission: To get his KickJoey website to PageRank 1 within the week.
For those that follow PageRank updates, you might already know the unlikeliness of this happening, considering that Google hasn’t updated PageRanks since July (or February, depending on what info you follow). But, hey, a mission is a mission, and you never know!
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Anyway, head on over to the KickJoey website and share your PageRank opinions. Does Keith have a chance?
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Brad Host says:
Not at all. It takes much more time to change anything about your Google rank
David says:
He’d be lucky to be indexed in 1 week.