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it's useless i thinkyou 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 engineso this will not rise your pr
Hi suz (Fun4TheMoney,
Here's the real scoop on links. People linking to your pages, any page-it doesn't matter, will NOT negatively affect your PR. It will ONLY enhance it ! Next, when you link to other peoples pages... it will "pass PR", ie. negatively affect your own PR , but not very much for each link. Google (or any other search engine) has NEVER and probably will never hold you accountable for other peoples actions that are out of your control. That only makes sense, doesn't it ? Hope this helps RGPHNX PS- If you need help on this & other SEO questions, you can find lots of true experts over at the following forum. http://www.seochat.com QUOTE(RGPHNX @ Jun 19 2005, 09:20 AM) Hi suz (Fun4TheMoney, Here's the real scoop on links. People linking to your pages, any page-it doesn't matter, will NOT negatively affect your PR. It will ONLY enhance it ! Next, when you link to other peoples pages... it will "pass PR", ie. negatively affect your own PR , but not very much for each link. Google (or any other search engine) has NEVER and probably will never hold you accountable for other peoples actions that are out of your control. That only makes sense, doesn't it ? Hope this helps RGPHNX PS- If you need help on this & other SEO questions, you can find lots of true experts over at the following forum. http://www.seochat.com  Thanks for the link. I'll check it out. My basic question is: Will a link to one of my other pages improve the page rank of my home page, or does the link have to be to my top level page in order to do any good? Ex: If I get 10 links back to each of 5 different sub-pages, that's 50 links back. Will they improve my domain home page PR as much as 50 links to my home page?
Hi again suz,
re: QUOTE If I get 10 links back to each of 5 different sub-pages, that's 50 links back. Will they improve my domain home page PR as much as 50 links to my home page? In general what you want is to have incoming links (ie. people linking to you) to link to your main page to improve your PR. From what I've read...That is generally considered to me more effective in building PR than having links spread out all over on the "subpages" in your website. After you get enough links to to your homepage.. go for more links to your websites' subpages which wlii build the PR for each individual subpage. Some of this is open to speculation because Google won't disclose exactly how they assign PR to pages. Hope this helps RGPHNX QUOTE(RGPHNX @ Jun 28 2005, 01:44 PM) Hi again suz, re: In general what you want is to have incoming links (ie. people linking to you) to link to your main page to improve your PR. From what I've read...That is generally considered to me more effective in building PR than having links spread out all over on the "subpages" in your website. After you get enough links to to your homepage.. go for more links to your websites' subpages which wlii build the PR for each individual subpage. Some of this is open to speculation because Google won't disclose exactly how they assign PR to pages. Hope this helps RGPHNX That's what I was afraid of. Thanks.
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Can you please clarify why you think links coming off your site dilute your page rank? I have a links page, and I have a ton of links on it. It is a very popular page in my site, because it is the only site that histology students can go to where the links are organized and categorized. Thus, I don't want to eliminate this page. However, if this is diluting my page rank, perhaps I could put this page on a different server with a different URL. Thanks. Sunkist QUOTE(sunkist @ Aug 4 2005, 12:55 PM) Hi: Can you please clarify why you think links coming off your site dilute your page rank? I have a links page, and I have a ton of links on it. It is a very popular page in my site, because it is the only site that histology students can go to where the links are organized and categorized. Thus, I don't want to eliminate this page. However, if this is diluting my page rank, perhaps I could put this page on a different server with a different URL. Thanks. Sunkist I asked the question because I do a lot with deep links. I thought that having people link back to any of my pages would help my overall ranking in Google. When I thought about it, since the term is PAGE Rank, not "overall site rank" I started thinking that maybe I wasn't doing myself any good by spreading myself out like that, so I asked the question. I said "dilute" because it appears that 10 links back to my home page are worth far more than 10 links spread out among my various other pages. If that's true, then we should be having people link only to our home page, then direct them to our other pages. That's a pain for visitors, however, making them do all that clicking when we could send them straight to what they want. OTOH, Google finds all those other pages, too, during a search, so maybe it just doesn't matter. If you have a popular page, promote it and be happy. Who cares if it's not your home page? Hint: I've also been told that part of Google's ranking scheme is how many links you have on a page. If you have a nice description of each of your links, Google will rate it higher than if it's just a page of links. You don't want Google to think you're just a "link farm." The problem with all this is that nobody really knows for sure how Google "thinks" so this is all just conjecture anyway.
Hi Suz & sunkist,
Nice explaination Suz ! Sunkist..if you have further questions re: PR & links you can find hundreds of references on the subject over at the www.seochat.com Hope this is clear. RGPHNX QUOTE(RGPHNX @ Aug 7 2005, 04:33 PM) Hi Suz & sunkist, Nice explaination Suz ! Sunkist..if you have further questions re: PR & links you can find hundreds of references on the subject over at the www.seochat.com Hope this is clear. RGPHNX Thanks for that link and this topic, I've been looking for more ways to optimize my website for big search engines like google, everything that was disucssed here, and hopefully what I find at that site should help me optimize my site further. QUOTE(Fun4TheMoney @ Aug 5 2005, 02:11 PM) OTOH, Google finds all those other pages, too, during a search, so maybe it just doesn't matter. If you have a popular page, promote it and be happy. Who cares if it's not your home page? I would've thought that. As long as visitors are ending up somewhere on your site, it's a good thing. If one of your sub-level pages ends up being more popular than the home page, it's still not a bad thing cos they're on your site which is what you wanted. But you might then want to look at why that page is more popular and then incorporate some of its content into your home page if possible. Latest Entries
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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 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). 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. 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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