What will be the max no of URLs on that page?
Minimum amount of sources is required to write a quality 700 words article. Average of 3 to 6 URLs (yours + other non-competitive authority websites). Also, this way it looks much more natural.
This is interesting but wondering how this would work.
Our sites are to be linked to a related article or you create article on our site and then reference to it on the site where you're offering links.
It works pretty much the same as Wikipedia, but in this case I control it. You provide a (quality) website + keyword, I send the details to my writers, and they write an educational article about the subject. The writers provide me the sources they used in order to write the article, and then I add your website + keyword as a source too. All sources will be mentioned at the end of the article, much like Wikipedia (but with do-follow links ofcourse!).
Thanks a lot for offering your service, looks nice. Couple of questions:
1- Will the links remain on the site for good?
2- Does the article include images etc?
3- Only 1 URL 1 link. No back links to that link???
1. As long as this site is indexed by Google, your links are there for good! I accept only quality websites, so you can expect it to survive for long
2. Sometimes yes (when I have the copyrights for it), but usually not. Over time, more and more articles will get images, much like Wikipedia.
3. Yes, 1 keyword + 1 URL. Your article will be linked from the homepage for (usually) a few weeks. I will take care of the backlinks, as I don't want it to be spammed to death with low quality backlinks (and to reduce de-indexation risking).
All those who ordered from me up until February, their articles became PR4. It's definitely very strong.
When you say PageRank 5 you probably mean that the main page has a PageRank of 5, but do you have any examples of what pagerank do your sub pages (the pages on which your clients will get their links on) tend to achieve?
Also do you do any linking to those article pages at all or do we need to do all this on our own? As without any links to those pages we would effectively get a link on a page with PR0 and no visibility.
Or does Google tend to quickly index any new pages that you publish? Do you have any examples?
Questions: 1. What is the domain's PR? 2. What is the page's PR? 3. What is the page's OBL? 4. Will the article be spunned or hand written? Thanks.
1. Domain PageRank 5 (!).
2. Your website will be cited at the end of a
unique hand written article. Therefore it will be PR0. Please note that all those who ordered up until February, their articles became PR4 (!).
3. OBL is usually between 3 to 6: a link to your website + some links to authority and non-competitive websites.
4. Unique hand written articles only! No spunned content ever!
5. I take care of building backlinks. I don't want it to be spammed to death with low quality backlinks.