What is Google's PageRank system?
Google have developed a system that allocates a score between 0 and 10 to every website on the internet. This is known as PageRank and can be very useful in determining the online importance and impact of any website.
When the Google Spider (the robot that crawls the internet to find websites) visits a website it applies an algorithm that is constantly changing and improving to assess the relevance of the content it is accessing.
How does it work?
If there are 1000 websites all competing for one term, the ones that have the highest PageRank will usually appear higher in the organic Google search results than the websites that have a lower PageRank.

