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why pay for free high PR links?

by turbohips
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I have paid for links from paul and angela and discovered how so many great ones were free on Alexa from another member. All are PR7-10 that I used. I'm I missing something here? I've already gone through around the top 100.
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  • Profile picture of the author Olga Schipilow
    Thank you Turbohips for the great info.
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  • Profile picture of the author jasonmorgan
    I have paid for links from paul and angela and discovered how so many great ones were free on Alexia from another member. All are PR7-10 that I used. I'm I missing something here? I've already gone through around the top 100.
    well, most people don't want to do the work, are unable, don't know how, to find their own backlinks so having them wrapped up in a tidy $5 pdf is a good deal for those people.

    I'll admit, its a time consuming process that gets old real fast but while everybody else is waiting for the next pack of 30 you've already found 100 of your own. Once you get the hang of it you'll know exactly what your looking for and learn how to search faster and smarter.

    I don't think you are missing anything, just remember, the site may be PR 9 but your link is on a PR n/a page buried deep within the site. There is a HUGE difference.
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  • Profile picture of the author Zeus66
    As long as the inner page where your link resides can be found easily by the search engine spider and your link is dofollow, it's all good. Such a link from a PR9 site, for example, is very powerful, even if the page your link is on has no PR or very low PR. Ask anyone who knows his/her stuff when it comes to SEO.

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  • Profile picture of the author l23bc
    i agree with the above post as i am new to backlinking and it is very time comsuming, im planning to outscource and do some of the work also as my sites need continious backlinks, so can i ask were exactly in alexia did you find the infomation and do you know if the sites you mentioned are no follow or do follow for sure

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  • Profile picture of the author ppcpimp
    it comes down to time and is it worth your time to dig these up or just pay for them? my time is worth more than that. but if you have more time than money it is up to you.
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  • Profile picture of the author Marcel Hartmann
    You can purchase a lit from Alexia of the top 10,000 sites, run them through a PR checker and then some other software to determine if there are community pages and whether they are dofollow or not. Angela doesn't just offer sites, though, she offers the documents, ready to outsource. So does Paul, in fact. Screenshots and all.
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    • Profile picture of the author younghamir
      Originally Posted by Marcel Hartmann View Post

      You can purchase a lit from Alexia of the top 10,000 sites, run them through a PR checker and then some other software to determine if there are community pages and whether they are dofollow or not. Angela doesn't just offer sites, though, she offers the documents, ready to outsource. So does Paul, in fact. Screenshots and all.
      hi! may I know what software to use to determine f there are community pages and whether they are dofollow or not.? thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author JaniG
    Why are you complaining?

    You either use your time or money

    personally I don't want to spend hours looking
    for high PR sites that accept do follow links

    $5 is well worth the info Angela gave me

    but good luck with your efforts in doing it yourself
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    • Profile picture of the author halfpoint
      Originally Posted by Traffic-Bug View Post

      I agree with this. I know one can find high PR sites on his or her own to drop all those links in profiles hoping they would be picked up by SE spiders. Angela just does some labor-intensive filtering work - the grudge work to make it all easier to follow, thats all.
      You don't have to hope they get spidered if you bookmark them and submit their rss feeds to rss aggregators.

      Angela's and Paul's links make it much easier but I do believe at the same time you should be collating your own list of places to link to.

      I did this for a few months and have a huge list of places to get my links from so I don't have any need for backlink packets anymore.
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  • Profile picture of the author J smith
    Angela provides convenience (which is probably the angle I'll take if I ever get into making IM products)

    Let's say you can find a high pr do follow site that allows you to place a link, put the url into a document (pdf or w/e angela puts them into) in 30 seconds (this is actually pretty damn fast)

    50 sites times 30 seconds per site = 25 minutes.

    Now all you have to decide is if 5$ is worth more or less than 25 minutes of your time that could be spent doing somethign else. For some people the answer is more, for some it's less. For those for whome the answer is less, it makes sense to spend 5$ and use 25minutes on somethign else. For others it might be worth it to spend 25 minutes to save 5$.

    Of course, that implies that you can find a site in 30 seconds None the less, Angela isn't providing some super never before seen secret, but rather convenience and a time saver for a very low price.
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  • Profile picture of the author turbohips
    I do not disagree with you folks. The service that Paul and Angela provide is very useful thus me continuing with the small fee. I was only pointing out that with my free time I'm able to get these additional links for free and wanted to share it with people who might not have known. It really isn't that much more time consuming than using a list as Alexa kind of provides that list. For me it was simply checking each site to see if they allow for you to register and then simply doing the same thing I would do for the packet links. As for my time vs. value issue. I've recently started my business and things are slow so I have plenty of time to do this sort of thing. Best wishes to all and I still hope the information I provided was useful to some.
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  • Profile picture of the author turbohips
    speaking of page rank does anyone have a clue when Google is going to update this? I haven't been ranked in 8 months. My site is moving up with regards to my keywords but not the actual PR.
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  • Profile picture of the author simba999
    The only benefit I can see of doing it yourself...is that they profile pages won't be seen as spam machines after hundreds of people use the same location in 1 month...seems some of these sites are getting angry, and not allowing for links there and removing yours sometimes...

    so if you know of a way to find your own golden nuggets, that wont be used by hundreds or thousands of others, it may keep it safe...

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  • Profile picture of the author turbohips
    There are a ton of sites I'm starting to find now. I still like the fact that they only charge so little for their efforts so it's still worth it to me. This way I cover more ground throughout the month. On a side note, I've notice my competitors don't even have keywords in their meta description at all and they are linked with thousands of crap links. What pisses me off is that they are ranked number 1 on the first page and I'm still on the second page with only using high PR links although only around 100 and proper keywords for my meta tags. I still think the quantity of links right now is more important than the quality.
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  • Profile picture of the author jasonmorgan
    hi! may I know what software to use to determine f there are community pages and whether they are dofollow or not.? thanks
    doesn't anybody actually bother to do any work anymore?

    you need to go through each site and look for yourself.
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    • Profile picture of the author sanjid112
      Originally Posted by jasonmorgan View Post

      doesn't anybody actually bother to do any work anymore?

      you need to go through each site and look for yourself.
      I was waiting for somebody say it, and you say it bro....
      younghamir, do not be lazy, man. :p
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    • Profile picture of the author younghamir
      Originally Posted by jasonmorgan View Post

      doesn't anybody actually bother to do any work anymore?

      you need to go through each site and look for yourself.
      hartman says there is this software. am just asking which one?
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  • Profile picture of the author ShopZipCode
    I agree to what Jason has said. That little work will not go to waste.
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