Low Quality Links

11 years ago

high PR links do the real muscle work for you in terms of moving your site to the first page of google...all other link sources help your sites links profile look more natural and deoptimize your main keyword anchor text...

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wally247 11 years ago

rjames said it.

But everyone is so concerned with ONLY "high quality PR" links, and who'd getting them? If your site isn't being linked to from the New York Times or Harvard, then you probably don't have true "high quality links" according to most people.

Like rjames said though, a mix is what you want. If Google or YouTube ONLY had high quality links, they wouldn't have millions of links...they would have thousands, so...
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webrankingservices2000

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dannyl

11 years ago

Originally Posted by webrankingservices2000

It is very simple, 1 high quality PR5-PR8 links = 1000s of low Quality links
If you are competing with others, you need to ensure that your life is easy.
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Hi,

I completely understand the need for the high quality links. My question was more along the lines of are the high quality links enough, ie if a site ranks fine with 10 good pr3 links, can you just leave it at that or do you still need the low quality/low pr links for a more natural looking link profile.

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dejaone

11 years ago

High PR links are not necessarily high quality links. High quality links come from relevant sites with high traffic and strong social signals. 10 links from quality PR3 links work better than one PR 6 link.

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rjames

11 years ago

Originally Posted by dejaone

High PR links are not necessarily high quality links. High quality links come from relevant sites with high traffic and strong social signals. 10 links from quality PR3 links work better than one PR 6 link.

exactly...lots of moving parts to this...too much to explain in a forum post...lol

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betterwtveter

11 years ago

I honestly do not trust cheap backlinks from places like fiverr, I honestly would rather personally setting up backlinks myself to be sure that they come to my website.

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rjames

11 years ago

Originally Posted by betterwtveter

I honestly do not trust cheap backlinks from places like fiverr, I honestly would rather personally setting up backlinks myself to be sure that they come to my website.

second that...im not a fan of fiverr links...if you want to pay for links you would be better served to invest in a tool like SEnuke

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JSProjects

11 years ago

Originally Posted by betterwtveter

I honestly do not trust cheap backlinks from places like fiverr, I honestly would rather personally setting up backlinks myself to be sure that they come to my website.

This.

Basically, avoid most anything that is automated.

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rjames 11 years ago

Originally Posted by JSProjects

This.

Basically, avoid most anything that is automated.

meh...cant agree with this 100%...instead of avoiding automation altogether, you just HAVE to understand how the tool works you are using...this is key...if you know how to leverage technology the right way, the end result is the same and with less headache...
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micksss

11 years ago

Originally Posted by betterwtveter

I honestly do not trust cheap backlinks from places like fiverr, I honestly would rather personally setting up backlinks myself to be sure that they come to my website.

Definitely no Fiverr gigs because they are spammy crap. But having some backlinks that don't have PR, that are quality and not spammy is a good thing to go along with your overall profile which includes links from pages with PR.

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Hansons

11 years ago

Concentrate on only high quality links, it would help a lot, don't concentrate on getting low quality links, if you built some unknowingly then no problem.

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InitialEffort

11 years ago

You need to focus only on getting high quality backlinks from different authority domain like those with good amount of PR will give your site trust and authority. Don’t put the eggs in one basket. Diversify and keep building to maintain the link velocity.

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John Alves

11 years ago

It is good to have a mix of low PR links and high PR links. The definition of quality is a bit uncertain when it comes to SEO because some people view quality differently. Getting a blog comment link on a high PR page is a better link than a contextual link from a low PR brand new website. However, most people would believe that the contextual link is a better link. To Google, the blog comment link has more value because of the high PR page. The main goal should be to get links from a variety of different IPs with some that are on high PR pages and some that are on low PR pages.

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808glass

11 years ago

Originally Posted by dannyl

Hi,

It seems the general feeling is to concentrate on high quality/PR links. Does that mean not bother much at all with the lower quality links?

It would obviously mean that you are unlikely to have 1000's of backlinks as for many keywords, especially low competition ones, a few high quality links would most likely be enough to get you to rank well.

So what do you do, get the high quality backlinks and then create a load of low quality ones or just have the high quality ones and leave it at that?

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Hi Dannyl,

In this situation I like to think WWGD, "What would Google Do"

Google never intended for backlinks to be built with the thought of where is this backlink going to give me the most link juice. Don't over think this, build it as if you yourself were a visitor to your site. If you found your site helpful where would you share the link? Probably socially, probably on a forum within the same niche but you wouldn't be worried about PR.

When in doubt think naturally

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