Have You Seen Your Google Page Rank?

A higher PageRank (PR) increases the likelihood that your web site will be found by those looking for your products and services. Other factors like relevance and TrustRank are also important, but the PageRank is a primary indicator for web site popularity.

Enter your web site's URL below to find out how you compare (PR values are 1 to 10):

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Listed below are a few direct marketing sites and their respective page rank. How do you compare?

• United States Postal Service PR = 8
• The Direct Marketing Association, PR = 7
• Acxiom, PR = 6
• DMNews, PR = 6
• infoUSA, PR = 6
• RAPP, PR = 6
• Valpak, PR = 6
• Chief Marketer Magazine, PR = 5
• Merkle, PR = 5 
• New England Mail Order Association, PR = 5
• NextMark/mIn, PR = 5
• Target Marketing Magazine, PR = 5
• American Catalog Mailers Association, PR = 4
• ALC, Inc., PR = 4
• Specialists Marketing Services, PR = 4
• VT/NH Marketing Group, PR = 4

Feel free to share your Page Rank (PR) in the comments section below.

If you are a marketing services provider and would like to improve your on-line presence and page rank, then email or call me directly to see if you qualify to be added to the Directory of Marketing Services Providers. There is no charge to be included and many direct marketers search our directory to find list brokers, list managers, printers, service bureaus, agencies and more!

Chris DeMartine, Director of Business Development

cdemartine@nextmark.com, (603) 643 - 1307 x114

Comments

[Scott Hardigree w/ Indiemark]

Indiemark, PR = 3

[Urs E. Gattiker]

Thanks for this nice post.

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The system will then track your blog's rankings, provide baseline comparisons and allow benchmarking..

Try it - it's free.