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Best Use For An Old PR2 Site?

by Brian Cook
6 replies
I've got a 5-year old site that I never use,
gets very little traffic, and has a PR2 for some
reason.

Now I'd like to take advantage of any benefits
the age and PR might represent and do something
with this site.

I have alot of ideas about this, but rather than
influencing what you might say, I'd really like
to hear your suggestions on how best to use it?

Thanks!

Brian
#pr2 #site
  • Profile picture of the author Vince N
    If I were you, i'd get an account tnx.net and sell links.

    It's one of the best ways to monetize a site that has PR (if you don't actively promote the site).

    You could sell links on forums too, but I don't think its worth the trouble, because then you will have to keep track of all the links, customers etc.
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  • Profile picture of the author Dean Martin
    Depends...

    short, no dash, good keyword .com - huge potential

    long, nonpronouncable .info - limited use
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  • Profile picture of the author Creative Thinker
    If I were you, i'd get an account tnx.net, backlinks.com and other such networks and sell links.

    Same thought as the one above.
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  • Profile picture of the author cowy
    I would make a "dummy" blog (or satellite blog) for your sites and build backlinks.
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  • Profile picture of the author p2y
    Use it to get new sites indexed
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    Automatic Profile Backlinks - Free Demo
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    • Profile picture of the author Brian Cook
      These are all good ideas, and I've already been using it to
      help get some of my other, newer sites indexed.

      Right now I'm kind of leaning towards making it a review
      site of some sort... perhaps the PR would help speed up
      indexing of the new content. Not sure if it would help
      with improved organic search results?

      Brian
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