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Makes sense! All those OBL's go back to the abc.com domain. In simple words, the header/footer is the same on all other domains and OBLs land to abc.com. I may be able to make a test but i need to show some proof of link farming or any harm in having a duplicate header/footer. Can you help?

We all know Google penalizes Link farms and strongly discourage network linking. One of my client?s website is authoritative with home page PR 6 and it is an authority news site. Though, they?ve several other properties hosted on separate domains and they share the same header footer on all...

In my case, pages don't convert in fact widgets do! I've some widgets which is embedded in left nav for a user's convenience and it converts well regardless of the pages where a user sits in. By the way, thanks for the suggestion. I don't think no indexing will be a good idea considering...

And what if i say I've been hit by a penalty. Not manual but it is Panda most probably! But you know it is never confirmed either you've been hit by an algorithmic penalty so i don't want to start writing all those pages with little to no return.

Hi Shawn, Thanks for the response. My question is pretty simple and let me put it in better words. Imagine you've a website of 10K+ product pages which get expired quarterly and vice versa. They all are running in dynamic mode like whenever the semester starts those pages automatically go live...

I have started working on a website which has more than 100K pages and most of them are working on dynamic model. Let's say many of them (around 5K) get updated based on query strings my developer has written. It generates quite a long titles, Heading tags text etc and the content is quite...

Google is smart enough to catch those links now. The best possible way to link to multiple sites rather than just linking to a single domain. But still there's no guarantee of a safe edge and one can still get in trouble, right?

What if I use Tier Link Building technique? Will it make my site vulnerable to be hit by google? Why and how would google spot that the tier sites which I am using to give links to my main site are being run by me as well? I can think of two ways by which google can get to know my modus...

I think the best practice is to participate positively in forums and that'll ultimately help you to get traffic on your blog. Irrespective of what anchor text you display, if your contribution is impressive, You'll get a ton of clicks. Then Its upto your blog content either it can engage those...

I can help you to setup a bulk email marketing server. Ping me on skype at nabeelt87 and we'll talk about it. Regards

I can help you setup a SMTP server in order to send bulk emails to your targeted audience. My skype is nabeelt87 and i look forward to your response.

I've sent you a direct message and look forward to your response.

I've got you on skype, accept my request and we'll talk about your website requirements.

Link exchange still works if you keep it relevant to your niche. Don't get into 3 ways link exchanges but 2 way are fine if not overdone. As far as buying links is concerned, You can get links solely for advertisement purpose but not to manipulate the Page rank or SERP's. You can buy Nofollow...

It could merely be Google dancing in my opinion. How old is your website? If it is new then usually Google usually fluctuates results several times before you see a stability in your rankings.