Page Rank

PageRank is a way to measure the importance of a webpage based on how many other pages link to it and the quality of those links. Think of it like a popularity score: if many reputable sites point to a page, it’s considered more valuable and trustworthy. The underlying idea is that links from high-quality pages are more influential than those from less-known sites. Google uses PageRank to help determine the order of search results, so more authoritative pages are shown higher, making it easier for users to find relevant and reliable information.