midnightvamp
Aug 8 2005, 01:24 AM
Okay, I had a thought here. Not too sure if it makes too much sence, but I'll give it a go, because I haven't noticed anyone else mentioning it. (Then again, it might not be this way with everyone's site) So, if you are getting links back to pages within your site, that can't be bad, because even if google is upping your page rank for those pages, and not your homepage in particular, at least some of your pages are getting a higher page rank. And with my site anyway, I've noticed that people who find it through search engines, like google, don't usually hit the homepage first, they are finding the page that contains the information about whatever it was they searched for in the first place. Now if that is where they are going to, and where they end up wanting to link back to, then that will just keep your page going higher in google for the next people that search for that same thing. This sounds good to mean, because then each page will slowly (or more quickly) go up in the search engine results. This makes you get more visitors, which in return gives you more link-backs with ups your rank, which gives you more visitors. It just seems like a winning situation from what I can tell. So, I can't see it as a bad thing. But I'm no expert here - especially when it comes to google's secrets 
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Tyssen
Aug 8 2005, 02:20 AM
QUOTE(midnightvamp @ Aug 8 2005, 11:24 AM) Now if that is where they are going to, and where they end up wanting to link back to, then that will just keep your page going higher in google for the next people that search for that same thing.
Your logic's a bit flawed: just because someone has found your page via a search, doesn't necessarily mean they're going to link back to it. They could just read the information they were looking for and then leave.
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midnightvamp
Aug 8 2005, 02:30 AM
QUOTE(Tyssen @ Aug 7 2005, 10:20 PM) Your logic's a bit flawed: just because someone has found your page via a search, doesn't necessarily mean they're going to link back to it. They could just read the information they were looking for and then leave. No, I do get what you are saying, but I explained myself badly. I do that quite a bit. Sorry. What I was going after, is that not 'everyone' is going to link back, but the more people that find that page, the more people are going to link back to it. And the more people to link back to it, the higher in the search engines that page will be so that even more people can find the page and possibly link back to it, starting the circle again. I'm not sure if that makes a little more sense now, but hopefully it does.
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Tyssen
Aug 8 2005, 02:52 AM
QUOTE(midnightvamp @ Aug 8 2005, 12:30 PM) What I was going after, is that not 'everyone' is going to link back, but the more people that find that page, the more people are going to link back to it. And the more people to link back to it, the higher in the search engines that page will be so that even more people can find the page and possibly link back to it, starting the circle again.
It's kinda like what I was saying in my post on the previous page: there is no 'bad' traffic. And yes, the more visitors, the more chances of links, even if it's not on the page the visitor arrives at first (they might link back to another page of the site after looking around for a bit or they might decide to link to the home page).
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guangdian
Aug 8 2005, 04:10 AM
it's useless i think you post the link in a dynamic page,like forum php or asp then the search engine can not add the page to the data so this can not link from the data of engine so this will not rise your pr
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