During the night, the new PageRank numbers played out in our toolbars worldwide. Many have speculated that Google had plans to stop showing PageRank because no real exports made since April. Now it has finally turned up new figures, but something that immediately struck us was that it is very old data that are still running.
Typically updated data on the Google Toolbar on a quarterly basis and when exports to the place it is usually one month old data, approximately, in a snapshot. The data we have now is clearly older than that. A very small study, we show that the data you see in your toolbar now comes from the 10th e June 2010. The data coincide with words when it should have got an update. The latest export was April 4 and July should have been the right month. We saw signs of a roll which seemed to be withdrawn.
While we can only speculate but there is every indication that Google ran on technical problems and withdrew the exports were made last summer, also missed Q4 exports for the same reason and now we’ve got that much would come in July. Well, now you anyway data from July rather than March.