SEO skills
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c0ntenth|ef
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- May 20, 2009
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it depends on the quality of the links and don't forget the on page SEO for your pages such as title,.eta description,headings and content.
supamanjon
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- Dec 19, 2009
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why not create backlinks yourself? you only oursource if it's worth the profit you will make or u don't have time
MakeAffiliates
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- Nov 1, 2010
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High page rank links are valuable indeed, but in some cases, relevant links (such as a music site to a piano site) can be even stronger in some cases. The best thing to do is to take a little bit from every strategy, this is the most safer way. Good luck!
Ninjutsu
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- Aug 30, 2009
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You don't expect your rankings to improve just for a couple PR 4 and 5 links. You have to add backlinks to your sites consistently to justify them. The worse thing I would want to do is add 100 backlinks on Monday and stop, then add another 500 backlinks next month.
vampirerocks123
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- Mar 24, 2010
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Use the search box here rather than paying for a high rank pr service.
DimaKritchevski
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- Jan 29, 2009
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Sites don't have page rank, pages have page rank 
But then again, I'm sure you already knew that, just pointing out the obvious.
Indeed, a contextual link (inside the content) from a PR 6+ PAGE is super valuable.
Site wide links are actually less valuable these days because many blogs have
sidebars and such, and it's not hard to get into the sidebar for a sitewide links
due to things like the "blogroll" and "recent commenters" widget.
So in-content contextual links are THE SHIT right now.
They are the best type of link you're site can get. But there's no reason you can't rank without them... the second best type of link in my experience is probably deep links from High PR authority sites like profile links.
So basically, it's a matter of figuring out how competitive your niche is for SEO and whether it's worth it based on the return to pay for links from high PR pages... if not, then just start doing other types of SEO like profile links,blog commenting, using blog networks and press releases.
But then again, I'm sure you already knew that, just pointing out the obvious.
Indeed, a contextual link (inside the content) from a PR 6+ PAGE is super valuable.
Site wide links are actually less valuable these days because many blogs have
sidebars and such, and it's not hard to get into the sidebar for a sitewide links
due to things like the "blogroll" and "recent commenters" widget.
So in-content contextual links are THE SHIT right now.
They are the best type of link you're site can get. But there's no reason you can't rank without them... the second best type of link in my experience is probably deep links from High PR authority sites like profile links.
So basically, it's a matter of figuring out how competitive your niche is for SEO and whether it's worth it based on the return to pay for links from high PR pages... if not, then just start doing other types of SEO like profile links,blog commenting, using blog networks and press releases.
- Nov 14, 2008
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Sites don't have page rank, pages have page rank
But then again, I'm sure you already knew that, just pointing out the obvious.
Indeed, a contextual link (inside the content) from a PR 6+ PAGE is super valuable.
Site wide links are actually less valuable these days because many blogs have
sidebars and such, and it's not hard to get into the sidebar for a sitewide links
due to things like the "blogroll" and "recent commenters" widget.
So in-content contextual links are THE SHIT right now.
They are the best type of link you're site can get. But there's no reason you can't rank without them... the second best type of link in my experience is probably deep links from High PR authority sites like profile links.
So basically, it's a matter of figuring out how competitive your niche is for SEO and whether it's worth it based on the return to pay for links from high PR pages... if not, then just start doing other types of SEO like profile links,blog commenting, using blog networks and press releases.
I prefer Footer Links.. U have it on one page, you have it on all!
chichantre
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- Oct 14, 2010
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I prefer Footer Links.. U have it on one page, you have it on all!
So a site wide link then??
Niche-Digger
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- Apr 3, 2009
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I prefer Footer Links.. U have it on one page, you have it on all!
Links on the header are much better, i think. The the best are contextual links on relevant high PR index pages.
I wouldn't buy high PR links right now because PR hasn't been updated in a long time and the PR shown will not be the actual PR of the page. Often times people that sell links lose PR quick. I will say though that huge sites pay for links. I sell PR 6 links to some sites with alexa ranks down to 1xxx. I sell them for $55 - $67/month too because my site has high authority and quality. The big guys know how valuable they are and have huge link budgets. I tend to think they know what they are doing.
kostastarros
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- Nov 18, 2010
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MoniqueEvertse
Newbie
- Nov 27, 2010
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If you have the backlinks n quality page then it will definitely useful for your website.