Why don't I have a PR (Page Rank)?

It's hard to tell what's wrong without seeing your site, but heres a few ideas:

First pagerank is generated by Google and is always several months out of date - Google is just finishing up a new pagerank/backlink update but even so, the data that they are showing is several months old. They do that on purpose, they really don't want webmasters obsessing about page rank.

I'd recommend signing up for google webmaster tools (it's free)
http://www.google.com/webmasters/ In there they have a pagerank tool, under «Crawl stats» that tells you, in general terms, where your PageRank is. Google has said that this tool is much more accurate then the pagerank on the tool bar.

Next, just having links doesn't mean you're getting pagerank. Google is wise to most of the tricks that we (webmasters) have used in the past to boost pr and has discounted a lot of it. You say you have over 1,000 links -that's quite a bit for a six month old blog, you may be being penalized.

Also, lots of times webmasters use certain tricks that keep pagerank from passing to their link partners - (nofollow tag, using redirects instead of linking directly to the page) and unless you look closely you probably won't see it.

Try the google link query to see what google is seeing as far as links go, use the following:

link:www.YourDomain.com

This query will return (some of) the links that google sees pointing to your site.

Also use:

site:www.YourDomain.com

to see how many of your pages are indexed.

Lastly, try to forget about pagerank and just build good content for your blog --that's what ALL the search engines want and they reward those sites that have it ----regardless of what you pagerank may be.

Hope this helps,

Dave
http://www.affiliateprofitcenter.com