by lovey
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Hi!

I am a newbie in link building.
The website I opened has PR.
I just want to know if I post on forum/comment page but it does not contain a PR, will it be a valid post to create link I am promoting?
#building #link #link building strategies #seo
  • Profile picture of the author Solidsnake
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    Originally Posted by lovey View Post

    Hi!

    I am a newbie in link building.
    The website I opened has PR.
    I just want to know if I post on forum/comment page but it does not contain a PR, will it be a valid post to create link I am promoting?
    Whether it has a pr or not, it is valid unless it is dofollow... see link below for some dofollow forums.
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  • Profile picture of the author dburk
    Hi lovey,

    It depends on what you are trying to achieve. If you are trying to build traffic, then ignore PR and just focus on links from relevant sites that have traffic. Make sure your anchor text is relevant and deep link where appropriate.

    If you don't want traffic, and just want some green line, then ignore sites that have traffic and go for sites that have high PR and don't deep link, just link to the one page that you are trying to get that green line to grow on. Oh, and anchor text doesn't matter just make sure it's not nofollow for green line optimization.

    Remember PR doesn't bring traffic, just green line.
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  • Profile picture of the author CTABUK
    Forum links are basically OK - but the real secret is to post in a thread that has some of your anchor text or 'cached' keywords in its url heading.

    This one is /46357-link-building.html - now if your site was involved in link building -you get the idea. SEO/SEM is all about 'grabbing opportunities' that present themselves - so I use Google Alerts based on my keywords and if a forum thread came up on 'Historical Fiction' - I dive in and post.

    I did it just now by using my anchor text in the '' hehe
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  • Profile picture of the author alby
    one point i would make is ensure you use anchor text iin as many links as you can, and try to get links from related websites,this helps with seo.
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  • Profile picture of the author StevenChai
    high PR link will give your website better ranking in search engine, which eventually give you more traffic.
    It is fine to link from a forum with no PR, it does contribute to a certain extend. Lovey, you may put your link at the sig of your post.
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    • Profile picture of the author CTABUK
      Originally Posted by StevenChai View Post

      high PR link will give your website better ranking in search engine, which eventually give you more traffic.
      It is fine to link from a forum with no PR, it does contribute to a certain extend. Lovey, you may put your link at the sig of your post.

      Steven Hi and greetings - the myth about the pr of a linked site is one that goes around and around.

      The bots are looking for related topic/anchortext links - they have no means of seeing the internal pagerank.
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      • Profile picture of the author dburk
        Hi CTABUK,

        Thanks for pointing this out.

        I see a lot of people who are absolutely obsessed over PR and understand that there are some reasons one might want to persue PR, but I think it should be separated from the field of SEO since it really doesn't apply.

        Maybe we should call it TPO for "Toolbar PageRank Optimization", what you think?
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        • Profile picture of the author IowaGal
          Originally Posted by dburk View Post

          Hi CTABUK,

          I see a lot of people who are absolutely obsessed over PR and understand that there are some reasons one might want to persue PR, but I think it should be separated from the field of SEO since it really doesn't apply.
          I agree 100%. Personally I'd love to see the thing go away. (I probably opened myself up to be shot with that comment). Heaven forbid someone's PR goes down - you'd think a relative just died.

          It really does nothing but put people into a frenzy without looking at the big picture. There are so many more things that go into getting good search engine positions and while PageRank is one of them (the one that Google has on file by the way, not the one we see), it's not the only thing nor a significant portion of what gets you ranked well.

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  • Profile picture of the author krishananda
    PR can increase and decrease, so don't mind about it, concentrate on building backlinks to your site and if you're also concern about it, build the links on high traffic and relevant sites.
    Even links from low traffic sites worth something.
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  • Profile picture of the author maestro2010
    Its needless to say that if you are looking for link building then make sure that quality of links matter more than quantity. Posting in forums infact good forums really make sense like warriorforums. But keep on posting without sense would get your account deleted from such forums.

    As a highly ranked forums will always give you a quality link and provide you visitors. Commenting in blogs is also a good idea as there as well you need to comment something sensible and avoid comments like "i like the way you wrote", "good thing to know about" etc.........these all are good for nothing....so post and comment something which let others make learn some new thing and please avoid commenting fake things
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  • Profile picture of the author milamber
    As solidsnake said first, whether the forum/blog your posting at is with or without PR, its still fine as long as its dofollow.
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  • Profile picture of the author flashgordon
    I agree, PR is a nice thing to pay attention to, but it should not be your sole focus. Posting in forums with the appropriate anchor text is a great way to get backlinks. Especially if the forum is in your sites niche and the thread has your targeted keywords. That is why when you do the obligatory "intro" you should not just say, hello, but say something with your site's keywords in the thread title.
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  • Profile picture of the author maxlazermarketing
    Nice discussion going on. I do like to share my views regarding the same. lovey, link building and PR are interlinked. If you build fare amount of back link to your site, it would definitely give you good amount of traffic and hence there is every chance to have a Nice PR.

    Consistency in link building is much important aspect to be taken care of.
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  • Profile picture of the author luckycharmz336
    Ya, great points here. Get links that get clicks. If your link has a page rank, more power to ya!
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  • Profile picture of the author makepurple
    In order to get quality in-link consider the do follow attribute,
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  • Profile picture of the author luckycharmz336
    Good points, many links from Blog comments, Wikipedia and other websites have a "nofollow" attribute.
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  • Profile picture of the author yellar
    Yes agreed do follow is essential, then concentrate on the relavency of the site to your own.
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  • Profile picture of the author e-service
    Originally Posted by Dirky47 View Post

    PR matters always... but in link building, site being "Do follow" is the first thing needed to know.

    yes,thanks for this information
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    • Profile picture of the author Aare
      i have plugins in my FF for checking the dofollow blog and forum when i'm visiting them, but i didn't know about how to use it...

      anyone know how? i'm about to make 100 link buildings...
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  • Profile picture of the author Aster Brittan
    Ok ..here is a question. What is PR? public relations PR?
    I find this thread very interesting just want to be sure.
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    • Profile picture of the author krishananda
      Originally Posted by redneo View Post

      i have plugins in my FF for checking the dofollow blog and forum when i'm visiting them, but i didn't know about how to use it...

      anyone know how? i'm about to make 100 link buildings...
      What plugin do you use? if you're using searchstatus, you can right click on the menu and check the "highlight nofollow links",
      with this option checked, searchstatus highlights the nofollow links on your current page with pink color.

      Originally Posted by Aster Brittan View Post

      Ok ..here is a question. What is PR? public relations PR?
      I find this thread very interesting just want to be sure.
      If you're talking in the term of online business you'd refer PR as in page rank or press release.
      In this case it's page rank.
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    • Profile picture of the author jjwill
      Originally Posted by Aster Brittan View Post

      Ok ..here is a question. What is PR? public relations PR?
      I find this thread very interesting just want to be sure.
      It refers specifically to Google Page Rank. You can google "Page Rank"
      and find googles definition and many tools. Id post a link but I cant. Sorry.
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  • Profile picture of the author bruce1
    actually there are many ways for link building and you need some creativity about it. You can use several tools, even these forums, getting links by internet with your clients or target is great source getting more traffic for your website
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  • Profile picture of the author wboster
    I'm sure I understand the question, but leaving comments on relevant blogs/forums is great for generating traffic and sorting building a name for yourself.

    If you're looking to build your PR then you need to look for dofollow blogs and forums.

    I've used Welcome to BuyDoFollowComments.com: Your Source for Quality Backlinks to comment on relevant dofollow blogs for $1 per post. They've been good to me, and helped me get some PR to my site.
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