…. the coolest Google PR tool that SEW found, from Webmaster Eyes.

What it Does: It overlays the Google PR of any page linked from that site with the site’s PR.
Why it’s Cool: You can study it to learn more about how the PR is distributed on the site – after all it’s the individual pages that matter, not necessarily the site. You can also click on the PR button to navigate the site.
More About Google PR: MasterNewMedia.org has a mega-page on this.

Now, in case you’re new here, PR refers to Google Page Rank, and technically, just knowing it, or even having it, won’t increase your traffic by itself. But the clout itself IS often a traffic magnet when you get to 5 and higher. If high traffic is what you want though, you’re better off balancing relevant,fresh content with traffic-producing links pointing to you.

Use the Google Inbound Link (IBL) Check at http://www.iblcheck.com to find out how many in-bound links you would need to get ranked for certain keywords.

Before you go, keep this in mind: the higher the PR of the incoming links, the less you’ll need to rank. When this site first started showing up in ranks, I had only 27 in-bound links. This was after the Florida update last year, but before the backlinks update in June.