Why would an FAQ page rank above a site's homepage?

[agapitoflores001]

Good answer. I understood it clearly.

[Svipic]

The Hebrew translation is TERRIBLE !!!

[jackprince1983]

Matt looks better with hair ^_^

Looked at the twitter account and the picture is kind of scary to me when I'm used to his videos.

[bigal21110]

nice it was a no brainer but good that you confirmed that was the case

[jimkelly7777]

Good explanation, thanks. One question, Matt. I think I read recently that Google was dumping page rank. Was I misinformed? You mention it in regards to your main page and your blog page so it seems I may be mistaken.

Many thanks,

Jim

[MichaelDadona]

Thanks Matt for the lucid explanations which really meaningful to MY BLOG COMBO. Now understand why it happened that way after I checked it out at the both checking points; Google Webmaster Tools and Google Analytics (linked with my AdSense).

[bacKbam2000]

Thank you very much. 5/5

[Jiglet]

When I do a search to see all of the pages on a specific domain (ie. site:aol[dot]com to see all of the pages on the aol[dot]com domain, how are these prioritized? Is google listing these pages in order of relevancy? If so, relevancy to what? Usually the index page comes up first, but after that, sometimes the order that the pages are listed in don't make sense. Does anyone know anything about this?

[drwxrxrx755]

Matt, if you want webmasters and SEOers to stop worrying about PageRank, don't mention it in answers like this!

[CrystalMountainMI]

Thought the same thing when I heard him say that.

[KevPke81]

Something Matt didn't mention is you may have a global footer link to FAQ and also link to FAQ in the main site nav (2 links per page) to your FAQ page. Where do you think the internal link juice is going to flow?

Also, your home page may not have near the content.

Look for these as possible situations, if back links are not the case.

[Mainboarder1]

thk you so much, very helpful!