lancis
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- Jul 31, 2010
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This whole juice concept is damn misleading, I first heard it here and never understood why SEO people keep using it. Google doesn't calculate your juices, Google calculates the chances of an Internet user to land on your website/page.
Lets say there are 200,000 links pointing to yoursite.com and 20 links pointing to yoursite.com/profile - if you surf Internet randomly the chances of landing on yoursite.com are high, but the chances of landing on yoursite.com/profile are low. Thus the difference in PR.
If you have an outbound link on yoursite.com pointing to mysite.com then the chances of landing on mysite.com are high as well. Put that link in yoursite.com/profile and the chances of landing on mysite.com will go down drastically.
Moreover, if you stop building links to yoursite.com and it stuck at 200,000 - with time the chances of landing on yoursite.com will go down, because Internet will grow.
Cheers,
Lets say there are 200,000 links pointing to yoursite.com and 20 links pointing to yoursite.com/profile - if you surf Internet randomly the chances of landing on yoursite.com are high, but the chances of landing on yoursite.com/profile are low. Thus the difference in PR.
If you have an outbound link on yoursite.com pointing to mysite.com then the chances of landing on mysite.com are high as well. Put that link in yoursite.com/profile and the chances of landing on mysite.com will go down drastically.
Moreover, if you stop building links to yoursite.com and it stuck at 200,000 - with time the chances of landing on yoursite.com will go down, because Internet will grow.
Cheers,