For me, High PR Society has both advantages and disadvantages! The best part of it is, it has a large number of high pr sites, at an average of PR 2!!!
The worst part is, most of the sites are hosted on the same Class C IP!!!!!!
For me, High PR Society has both advantages and disadvantages! The best part of it is, it has a large number of high pr sites, at an average of PR 2!!!
The worst part is, most of the sites are hosted on the same Class C IP!!!!!!
Like the banner too, as well as the Scribe one that's running right now.
Same class C's is no good though.
The average site PR is over 2.8 now. As a comparison BMR is around 1.6. We also don't have a crazy approval process - just put in your spin and you get your links.
It's up to us to keep up the PR, so we aren't afraid of showing you where the articles/home page links are. If PR ever drops we'll automatically move your home page links to a site with PR. And when it goes up you get that bonus for free.
IP diversity will come when we load in the next batch of sites. We need content flowing to keep PR so we haven't fully loaded in the network.
The average site gets 5 posts a day and has 4 home page links - so OBL is REALLLLLY low.
This is the same network that we've been using for our SEO clients for about a year and have had amazing results. We'll send out some case studies over time detailing best practices.
That is good to know. The more class c IP's the better!!!
I used one hour backlinks a lot a few months ago and was always very impressed by it. I am looking forward to trying this out also.