Quattro
Junior Member
- Jul 14, 2008
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I don't understand this fascination with PR that a lot of webmasters have. It's almost meaningless. Traffic should be your main concern and making money off the traffic. I guess unless you are in the business of selling links to newbs, then PR could be important.
It's funny when some people brag about their PR as if it's the size of their d**k... lol
It's funny when some people brag about their PR as if it's the size of their d**k... lol
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syngenetic
Guest
Nothing changed. Thanks for the update.
alex1
Junior Member
- May 23, 2009
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- 110
Wow my 120 days old domain has got PR4 ... I even doublechecked from another place - it does show PR4 ...
I did next to nothing in terms of link building. Here is exactly what I did, in natural order:
1) registered profile in a small forum in my niche, added my site to my signature and did about 12 posts there so far (no spamming, the SUBJ is of my interest)
2) registered another profile in another a bit larger forum (same niche), and had about 3 posts there
3) submitted stupid press-release to PRLOG.ORG, (referring me about 1 visitor per month) but did it for BL
4) submitted my link to the authority .ORG site's resources page, and they approved my link, so I have got another link from .ORG PR3 page, also getting 2-4 ref visits from there daily
5) emailed a webmaster who has an old directory site in my niche, introducing my site and asking for a link, and they added a link from PR5 page, they also send me about 25 ref visitors daily
This is it, I did not do anything else.
In Google Analytics I see 21 different referral sites for the past 2 months. 7 of those are Google.XX.XX (Translate, Images, CO.UK, .CA, CO.HK, .RU, .JP, etc). Also there are 5 sites that I did BL myself.
So there are 9 sites where other people put links to my site. Too lazy to trace them down to see their follow/ page PR
Google's link:mysite.com shows 3 links
inanchor:mysite.com shows 8 links and 6,000+ with duplicates included (almost all are my internal links)
Yahoo's site explorer shows 26 external links from 8 domains
I did next to nothing in terms of link building. Here is exactly what I did, in natural order:
1) registered profile in a small forum in my niche, added my site to my signature and did about 12 posts there so far (no spamming, the SUBJ is of my interest)
2) registered another profile in another a bit larger forum (same niche), and had about 3 posts there
3) submitted stupid press-release to PRLOG.ORG, (referring me about 1 visitor per month) but did it for BL
4) submitted my link to the authority .ORG site's resources page, and they approved my link, so I have got another link from .ORG PR3 page, also getting 2-4 ref visits from there daily
5) emailed a webmaster who has an old directory site in my niche, introducing my site and asking for a link, and they added a link from PR5 page, they also send me about 25 ref visitors daily
This is it, I did not do anything else.
In Google Analytics I see 21 different referral sites for the past 2 months. 7 of those are Google.XX.XX (Translate, Images, CO.UK, .CA, CO.HK, .RU, .JP, etc). Also there are 5 sites that I did BL myself.
So there are 9 sites where other people put links to my site. Too lazy to trace them down to see their follow/ page PR
Google's link:mysite.com shows 3 links
inanchor:mysite.com shows 8 links and 6,000+ with duplicates included (almost all are my internal links)
Yahoo's site explorer shows 26 external links from 8 domains
jakeruston
Junior Member
- Mar 29, 2009
- 119
- 72
Thanks
Well basically all I've done is spent countless hours building Wordpress plugins to go into the Wordpress plugin directory with a link to me at the bottom of the plugin. Completely whitehat, and it's built me a hell of a lot of links
Mr. Newbie
Registered Member
- Jul 22, 2009
- 85
- 6
wow, thanks google..
site 1 PR0 = -> PR 3
site 2 PR0 = -> PR 1
site 1 PR0 = -> PR 3
site 2 PR0 = -> PR 1
Megalomaniac Midget
Power Member
- Oct 1, 2009
- 612
- 1,066
No update for me...i'm still stuck with a PR9