Why did my PR2 blog go down to PR0?

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Why does I get PR2 to PR0?
Honestly, I am pissed off with this PR system. I'm frustrated to get higher PR2 because they say that it will help me to improve my blog especially with traffic. Unfortunately, I just checked my PR2 to blog if there are any progress but to my surprise it went down to 0. I'm so frustrated. I don't know if I did something wrong. What i only did is giving comments and linking my blog.

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Why did my PR2 blog go down to PR0?

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Don't be so worried I understand what you are feeling. It is very painful but you have to that a PR (page rank) depends on many thing main is your visitor's number. Also there are many more like back link ,load speed but you have to remember that new web site's created daily many of them are better than yours so if you are in the same place , you are not really in the same place you are losing behind.

I think you know that robot from Google examining your web almost in a week don't try to copy paste any content from any other site it is also bad don't give so many link in your home page as most of the visitor get away from there.

Give some comment of your site daily in another site. some book may help also. It is from Google :Don't be so worried I understand what you are feeling.

It is very painful but you have to that a PR (page rank) depends on many thing main is your visitor's number. Also there are many more like back link ,load speed but you have to remember that new web site's created daily many of them are better than yours so if you are in the same place , you are not really in the same place you are losing behind. Some e book's may help you. this is form Google :Download Link

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