How much would you pay for a backlink like this?

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This is my way of thinking out of the box. With the recent penguin update I hope this is worth something.

I hope you can help me out by giving your opinions.

I'd like to know if a backlink from a page like this is valuable to you:

1. Homepage PR is 8
2. Actual Page is PR 2 to 4 (4 is the highest i've made but I think I could make it higher)
3. Your links are nofollow.
4. You can put an article there with your links inserted. You can put as many links as you want.
5. External link from SEO quake is showing 5.


I'm planning to sell this as a service so I can't divulge the information. I can make lots of these pages.

Just want to know if this is worth something to your SEO building.
 
I don't know but I would guess that the site would have to have some relevancy to the sites you are going to sell links to
 
imo nofollow means no PR juice passing,only a link that google see. So its not worth buying no follow links unless this is for diversity but thats whats fiverr for
 
Don't buy a nofollow unless it's on a high traffic site and your link is going on every page of the site.

Nofollow isn't worth buying for SEO purposes, only marketing purposes.
 
Don't buy a nofollow unless it's on a high traffic site and your link is going on every page of the site.

Nofollow isn't worth buying for SEO purposes, only marketing purposes.

Don't forget improving the link profile and balancing link percentages.
 
No-follow link = $0.00, unless it's a high authority site with high quality, relevant traffic.

If it was a real PR8, I wouldn't be selling links on it as a service!
 
This sounds like you are making high PR web 2.0 profiles and increasing the PR of posts/microsites made on them.

Interesting idea and its one I can see being an important strategy moving forward. A variation on the whole "microsite" thing.

I wouldn't buy any of those links though because they are no-follow.
 
This sounds like you are making high PR web 2.0 profiles and increasing the PR of posts/microsites made on them.

Interesting idea and its one I can see being an important strategy moving forward. A variation on the whole "microsite" thing.

I wouldn't buy any of those links though because they are no-follow.

there are do-follow web2.0s as well though ;)
 
I'd buy such contextual link for $20 (forever, one-time pay) if you could garantee that page PR will be at least 2 and domain pr is 8. The page shouldn't be a profile or blog post page.
 
unless you show me the actual linking .. and after analysis
 
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