How to Create a PR 6 Website in One or Two Days

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Hi fellow Warriors,

For some of us doing SEO, Google Pagerank is one of the most important signs of SEO success. Of course, Pagerank isn't the most important thing in the world, but still there are various reasons why you might want to have a high PR website.

I just wanted to share a simple method that I used to bring a new webpage from PR 0 to PR 6 with just one or two days of work.


Step 1: Find a High PR Website

In order to get high PR fast, you'll need a backlink or two from a high PR website. Look for a high PR website in your niche that might be a good candidate for linking back to you. For this project, I found a PR 8 website. Also, I target some PR 7 pages on this PR 8 website.

Step 2: Study the Website

Study the website well. Go through it and understand the posting habits of the website owner. Try to understand the type of content that he enjoys linking back to. Or try to find opportunities that you can get a backlink from his site.

Step 3: Prepare the Content

Once you understand the type of content that is loved by the particular website you are targeting, work hard to create extremely great content (or extremely terrible content depending on the site) that that website will enjoy talking about. For this project, it took me 3 to 4 hours to create the content.

Step 4: Drive Traffic to the Content

I bought some cheap traffic from various sources in my niche, and sent a ton of quick traffic to the content I created. This is the key. If your content is good enough, people will start sharing your content all over the web. My content was good enough, and traffic exploded to 10,000 to 20,000 visitors in a day.

Step 5: Earning Backlinks

Once your traffic explodes, and if your content is shareable, you can expect a ton of people linking back to your site. Make sure you have social sharing buttons and floating sharing buttons to make it easy for visitors to share your content. They will also allow visitors to see how many times your content has been tweeted or liked so that new visitors will be influenced to share your content and people will consider your content popular.

Step 6: Subtle Notifications

Subtly get the website owner with the high PR website to notice your content in one way or other. Whether through Twitter, or Facebook, or some other methods that will reach him. If you've analyzed his habits correctly, chances are he'll like your website. If you've gotten good numbers of tweets and likes on your social sharing buttons, even more so.

Step 7: Wait For Backlink

Wait for the next post that will go up on his site, or updates to the existing post that you are targeting on his site. If you did it well, you should have your well-deserved backlink. The whole process took me just one or two days of time from start to finish.

Step 8: Wait for PR Update.

With the high PR backlink (PR7) obtained, along with the wide diversity of backlinks coming from all the sharing and social traffic, the next PR update saw my brand new page going from 0 to PR 6. I didn't do anything else to the content apart from the steps above which took a few days.

Step 9: Build Relationships

Thank the website owner or the website contributor for linking back to your website. And you may start developing a relationship with them for future developments if you think you like their work...

Step 10: Continue Forward

Continue creating great content for your site and watch it explode quickly in the SERPs...
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  • Profile picture of the author aspg
    Some great tips - thanks

    It adds weight to my own thinking that content is a big factor in getting good ranking.....not the only factor in anyway but things like submitting good quality posts to other websites will get you the backlinks you need.

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    • Originally Posted by aspg View Post

      Some great tips - thanks

      It adds weight to my own thinking that content is a big factor in getting good ranking.....not the only factor in anyway but things like submitting good quality posts to other websites will get you the backlinks you need.

      P
      You're welcome aspg.

      You are right that great content is a big factor in getting good rankings. Depending on your strategy, and most modern SEO strategies fit this category, great content can make or break your campaign.

      But I want to challenge you to think out of the box with some food for thought:

      http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...n-results.html

      You can do just or well, or maybe even better with terrible content. Not just great content.

      Just some food for thought...
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      • Profile picture of the author aspg
        Originally Posted by The Mysterious Marketer View Post

        You're welcome aspg.

        You are right that great content is a big factor in getting good rankings. Depending on your strategy, and most modern SEO strategies fit this category, great content can make or break your campaign.

        But I want to challenge you to think out of the box with some food for thought:

        http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...n-results.html

        You can do just or well, or maybe even better with terrible content. Not just great content.

        Just some food for thought...
        Have just read that thread....still trying to digest it, some very thought provoking points. I suppose it is all about triggering peoples interest and bad content is another kind of triggering that. Bad content could be completely inaccurate and therefore triggering a response from people who are intent on correcting it.....

        Interesting to say the least
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      • Profile picture of the author paulgl
        Originally Posted by The Mysterious Marketer View Post

        You are right that great content is a big factor in getting good rankings. Depending on your strategy, and most modern SEO strategies fit this category, great content can make or break your campaign.
        That's as crazy as the rest of the post....

        Sure, like there are just a plethora of people with PR8 pages
        that will sell a link on that PR8 page...

        Or maybe you did not know that websites do not have PR.
        Individual pages do. You would need the link on a REAL PR8
        page. Now, any fool with a real PR8 page, will not be selling
        links to people off the street...

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        • Originally Posted by paulgl View Post

          That's as crazy as the rest of the post....

          Sure, like there are just a plethora of people with PR8 pages
          that will sell a link on that PR8 page...

          Or maybe you did not know that websites do not have PR.
          Individual pages do. You would need the link on a REAL PR8
          page. Now, any fool with a real PR8 page, will not be selling
          links to people off the street...

          Paul
          Thanks for taking the time to reply, Paul.

          Yes. You are right. Websites do not have PR. Pages do.

          However, by saying a PR 8 website, I am implying that their homepage is PR 8. I thought that this was apparent, but I guess that it's not. So apologies for that.

          Although, I do mention in Point 1:

          For this project, I found a PR 8 website. Also, I target some PR 7 pages on this PR 8 website.
          As such, I think you can get what I mean that the homepage is PR 8, and that there are several PR 7 pages on this PR 8 homepage website of which I was targeting.

          As to why people on such a website would link to you, it's all about understanding the posting habits and the type of content that the particular website links to.

          I think thought that this was quite apparent as well, so I didn't go into it in depth, but I see a lot of questions on the same topic, so I discuss it in further detail in this thread:

          http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...-websites.html
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  • Profile picture of the author bradudan
    Or much much simple

    buy a pr 6 domain from g-o-daddy auctions and do whatever you like on it...

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  • Profile picture of the author 195SEO
    Some nice tips you have there, but highly unlikely in 1-2 days work. Google are loving fresh quality content at the moment, buying high quality links do help alot aswell. But comeon PR6 in 2 days work? i understand you are a "legendary SEO boss" but you are reaching out to others who probably don't know as much as you do. It may actually be possible, but realistically for many people this wouldn't be achievable in such a short span of time. And for the traffic exploding, you honestly believe 10000-20000 hits per day within 2 days? Buying traffic or not that's pretty unimaginable, your marketing skills must be something of which ive never seen. All in all great post.
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    • Originally Posted by 195SEO View Post

      Some nice tips you have there, but highly unlikely in 1-2 days work. Google are loving fresh quality content at the moment, buying high quality links do help alot aswell. But comeon PR6 in 2 days work?
      Thanks for your comments, 195SEO.

      I've just shown how I did it in the post above.


      And for the traffic exploding, you honestly believe 10000-20000 hits per day within 2 days? Buying traffic or not that's pretty unimaginable, your marketing skills must be something of which ive never seen. All in all great post.
      @195SEO. 10,000 to 20,000 hits per day in 2 days is nothing special. For me, I consider this type of result to be only partly viral. I've seen people who go truly viral reaching 100,000 to 200,000 a day in a similar time frame. Well, admittedly, there are a few factors to take into account:

      - Your niche must at least be big enough. If you are working in a super-hyper-targeted that doesn't have a lot of people then admittedly, it's tough. But still, you can do it even if you are in a small niche if you apply the concept of topic bridging.

      - You need to understand the people in your niche fairly well. By fairly well, I mean you need to know the buttons to push to get attention. What turns them on, what turns them off, etc. In other words, you need to know what they love and what they hate at least.

      - Knowing some basic linkbaiting concepts helps. This is nothing difficult though.
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  • Profile picture of the author vasportal
    @195SEO you right
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  • Profile picture of the author Nelapsi
    Yep.. this used to work what.. 10 years ago? When Google updated page rank at much higher frequency rate. The OP might not be aware that these days it only happens 4 times a year like clock work.

    The key problem with your "plan" is it isn't a plan because in truth you are relying more on luck that someone else behaves a certain way, feels a certain way and then finally executes a work habit a certain way. Finally with such a slim margin for success with your plan I noticed you did not cover what happens with failure? How many times are you going to drive 10k-20k to pages in "hope" you get noticed, "praying" the webmaster likes it and finally "begging" he points a back link in your direction.
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    • Originally Posted by Nelapsi View Post

      Yep.. this used to work what.. 10 years ago? When Google updated page rank at much higher frequency rate. The OP might not be aware that these days it only happens 4 times a year like clock work.
      Hi Nelapsi,

      In truth, page rank is updated continuously. Not only 4 times a year. Some people call this continuously updated page rank as internal PR. The page rank you see on the Google toolbar is updated 4 times a year though, and some people call this the external PR.

      However, you don't know what your internal PR is until the external PR is updated. But internal PR is continuously calculated and changed every second.

      The key problem with your "plan" is it isn't a plan because in truth you are relying more on luck that someone else behaves a certain way, feels a certain way and then finally executes a work habit a certain way. Finally with such a slim margin for success with your plan I noticed you did not cover what happens with failure? How many times are you going to drive 10k-20k to pages in "hope" you get noticed, "praying" the webmaster likes it and finally "begging" he points a back link in your direction.
      Hmm... actually, relying on how someone behaves has nothing to do with "luck", though that may account for a bit of it. Understanding how someone behaves is more commonly called "psychology", but I think it wouldn't be wrong to call it "market research" in this context.

      Though admittedly, there's no 100% success rate, but it's not so difficult that you need to entirely rely on luck for it to happen.

      You can get good at doing it after a few tries.

      Also, the case study posted above is not the first time I've done this. This is just one out of numerous examples...
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  • Originally Posted by Warock View Post

    Is this guide true about creating PR 6 website?
    Yes it is.

    You can do it too. If you try at least...
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  • Originally Posted by Warock View Post

    From my experience, you method works but is not feasible for newbie internet marketers.
    Hmm... maybe, or maybe not.

    It's not that hard. But regardless of whether you are a newbie or an expert, everything takes some time and effort to gain some experience at first so that you can do it well.

    But hey, I hope you do well with it.

    More power to ya!
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    • Profile picture of the author dostoy idiot
      Agreed. I'm not a newbie, but I'm not an expert. But the one thing I've learned is it takes time and hard work. Thanks for posting this.
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  • Profile picture of the author simiana
    It's well explained but it's easier said than done... Both to improve pagerank and search engine rankings takes a lot of time and hard work.....
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  • Profile picture of the author Warock
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    Your method is not viable for newbie like me...???
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  • Profile picture of the author satrap
    However, you don't know what your internal PR is until the external PR is updated. But internal PR is continuously calculated and changed every second.
    So if thats the case, then why the title of your tread is how to create pagerank 6 in two days?....

    Come on man, lets not mislead people with what you think happens when you do certain things and not what actually happens.
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    • Originally Posted by satrap View Post

      So if thats the case, then why the title of your tread is how to create pagerank 6 in two days?....

      Come on man, lets not mislead people with what you think happens when you do certain things and not what actually happens.
      Hi Satrap,

      As mentioned in the quote you just posted,

      you don't know what your internal PR is until the external PR is updated.
      So in other words, this means that once the external PR is updated, you know what your internal PR has been.

      As such, I knew that I reached the internal PR of 6 after following the steps above because after the external PR was updated, I saw that it reached PR 6.

      Other than the few days of work mentioned in the case study above, I did no additional work on the webpage after that. So the time frame is quite apparent.
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  • Profile picture of the author kazim
    I think it is not possible in 2 days.
    But by working in this steps site can get a good page rank in a few moment.
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  • Profile picture of the author ProSence
    Yes, it is not possible in two days but if you follow the methods then you would be beneficial, there is no doubt of this really.
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  • Profile picture of the author rahmanpaidar
    You could write down this post into this one sentence (because I didn't notice
    anything new in your post):

    - Create a new site. Write a great content, drive traffic, and wait people link to you, and voila!

    But that doesn't work in two days, nor 20 days.
    This is much similar to this nonsense:

    "If you want to get rich fly by night, create a company, get one cent every days
    from all people around the world. and you will be millionair in one day or two."

    Works well in paper and theory, but that doesn't work practically.
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    • Profile picture of the author rapunzel
      Harsh words rahmanpaidar

      I think if somebody posts here, he knows that he "risks" his reputation by writing pure CRAP. Frankly I do not think this chap is quite that stupid, if at all .
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      • Profile picture of the author rahmanpaidar
        Originally Posted by rapunzel View Post

        Harsh words rahmanpaidar

        I think if somebody posts here, he knows that he "risks" his reputation by writing pure CRAP. Frankly I do not think this chap is quite that stupid, if at all .

        His main point is that it does not take a hell of a lot of high PR links or years to gain PR 6.

        He does reemphasize that quality is key and not quantity. He uses high ranking, well respected sites for his exceptional content and throws some cheap traffic at it to get the ball rolling. The additional traffic to the site should make it easier for him to convince the administrator or owner to reward him with a decent link.

        This is a nice little system one could rinse and repeat until the desired PR is reached.

        Would I pay $10 if the "The Mysterious Marketer" puts out a detailed WSO on this?

        You bet!

        P.S.: Just think what this tactic could do to your site flipping profits. Just thinking...
        No Risk for anyone to post a new thread. With all respect to OP, I just
        explained my thought and experience. No harsh words was intented at all.

        Sharing thought and theory is much appreciated. But when you make it
        public, you should prepare yourself for other opinions. Not all opinions are
        the same.

        Some are free to agree and some are free to disagree.
        Anyone is free to decide himself what is best from all opinions around there.
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  • Profile picture of the author bougalo
    Hi everyone,

    We all seem to have valid points here. More so for the skeptics on whether PR 6 is achievable in Two Days . In reality once you understand how Search engines work, especially Google who initiated the PR concept in the first place, we can conceive that it is "theoretically" possible to go from PR0 to PR6 in such a record time; but "practically" nearly impossible.

    Why?
    Out of the 10 steps suggested by our friend "The Mysterious Marketer", one can only have control over the first three. And every other step listed is beyond what we're able to effectively control. Now, if you only have a 2-day-schedule and you are this dependable on external factors to acquire a PR6 ranking, my guess is you need to be really Lucky.

    I must say, the title of your thread is attractive to Newbies, but for the rest of us who can claim the "SEO expertise" title, it is somewhat laughable, I am sorry to say.

    Unless by 2 days you meant 48 hours of non-stop work, it may take at least two to three weeks of quality SEO tasking on your site, both on-page and off-page; with at least 2 hours a day of work, might I add.

    Another possibility is you may really be a genius. In that case it's worth mentioning that your recipe is not applicable to all.

    Having said that, I'm sure our friend "The Mysterious Marketer" intentions' are very honorable.

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    • Profile picture of the author rapunzel
      Rahmanpaidar,

      partially I agree with your reply, but "The Mysterious Marketer" is not stating an opinion - he is SHARING his proven strategy on how he gets high rankings for his sites.

      IMO you do him injustice when you say, and I quote:
      This is much similar to this nonsense: "If you want to get rich fly by night, create a company, get one cent every days from all people around the world. and you will be millionair in one day or two."
      Why do you not give him the benefit of doubt and engage in a discussion by asking questions and give him a chance to show you that he is not talking crap!

      You say their is no risk by by posting crap anywhere on the warrior forum?

      Who will still buy from anyone here on the forum who has lost his credibility?!

      Regards,
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      • Profile picture of the author rahmanpaidar
        Originally Posted by rapunzel View Post

        Rahmanpaidar,

        partially I agree with your reply, but "The Mysterious Marketer" is not stating an opinion - he is SHARING his proven strategy on how he gets high rankings for his sites.


        Originally Posted by rapunzel View Post

        IMO you do him injustice when you say, and I quote:
        This is much similar to this nonsense: "If you want to get rich fly by night, create a company, get one cent every days from all people around the world. and you will be millionair in one day or two."
        Why do you not give him the benefit of doubt and engage in a discussion by asking questions and give him a chance to show you that he is not talking crap!
        OP is free to take part in conversation. I'm not insisting he is talking crap.
        But one question for you. What reaction one should have if he thinks
        something is crap? Not that I think he is saying crap.
        Not saying something is crap, doesn't mean it's not crap. And
        saying that, might seem to be impolite. There's a difference between
        reality and what people like the world to be. You can hide the reality
        for some reasons to get something that people want to read and see.

        Originally Posted by rapunzel View Post

        You say their is no risk by by posting crap anywhere on the warrior forum?
        I suggest to re-read the whole conversation. I was refering to your comment
        that you mentioned that a thread opener may lose their reputation by
        posting a new thread.


        Originally Posted by rapunzel View Post

        Who will still buy from anyone here on the forum who has lost his credibility?!

        Regards,
        Uwe
        The road of business is not so flat. Several flactuations. Exactly similar
        the way our life is.

        But back to your question, I don't think OP has lost credibility by
        posting this thread and this is also not what I was trying to do.
        No one is perfect and no one knows all things.

        You are in the road of success if you laugh at your past ten years
        and you are in destruction if you envy your past ten years.

        It's sad but it's true.
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        • Profile picture of the author rapunzel
          Damn, I wish I would have read the main post twice, I misunderstood/misinterpreted the whole concept. It's embarrassing to have to delete half of a reply (post #24).

          My apology goes to rahmanpaidar. My thanks goes to bougalo, since his comment got me to reread the main post.

          The results:
          I can see now the reason for some of the remarks in this thread.

          The concept of putting up excellent content on my site tailored to the theme of a high PR site to "entice" the owner/administrator to link to it just because they love it so much seems to me too much of a gamble. The worst part is that most likely I have to repeat this strategy a few times to get the desired results.

          I'll check back Monday to see some of TMM's replies. I'm interested to hear his reasoning why his system should be discussed at all. Maybe I still don't see the full picture...

          Cheers,
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      • Originally Posted by rapunzel View Post

        Rahmanpaidar,

        partially I agree with your reply, but "The Mysterious Marketer" is not stating an opinion - he is SHARING his proven strategy on how he gets high rankings for his sites.

        IMO you do him injustice when you say, and I quote:
        This is much similar to this nonsense: "If you want to get rich fly by night, create a company, get one cent every days from all people around the world. and you will be millionair in one day or two."
        Why do you not give him the benefit of doubt and engage in a discussion by asking questions and give him a chance to show you that he is not talking crap!

        You say their is no risk by by posting crap anywhere on the warrior forum?

        Who will still buy from anyone here on the forum who has lost his credibility?!

        Regards,
        Uwe

        Thanks for your comments, Rapunzel.

        Yes. If anyone has any questions, feel free to ask.

        You won't learn much if you just express your doubts and debate it back and forth in your mind. If there's anything you doubt, and you wonder about how it's done, just ask and I'll try to answer you in the best way you can.

        This forum is all about learning I believe, so let's work hard on improving our marketing and SEO prowess.

        Cheers to all.

        That being said, I see a few common themes to the questions that people are answering in their minds, so I will try to answer them the best I can.
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  • Profile picture of the author realseowarrior
    Well post title shows how imature your concepts are regarding PR. May be you put that title just to get a attention of forum members.

    Even if you get the link from a PR 10 page you cant take your website to PR6 due to presence of internal links of that site on the page. I have a site which have around 5-6 PR 6 links all do follow around 30 PR 5 links and about 100 PR4-PR2 links but still its PR is 4.

    Google keeps on changing how this things works so that they cant be gamed, no matter there may be other factors also which decides PR instead of just backlinks like freshness of content, age and others.

    There are lots of domains dropped daily with high PR and in most of them you wont find much backlinks and still they have high PR.
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  • Profile picture of the author Larry Leggett
    Can a website's page rank go straight to PR 6 while they were PR 0 or N\A a few days ago.
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  • Profile picture of the author charlso1
    The best way to get PR6 website in two days is to buy one from godday or search for expired or deleted domain. You can also back order any website that has PR6 ranking.
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  • Addressing Risks

    I see that one of the main doubts when it comes to this thread is that people think that the risk is too high. The purpose of this post is to address that risk.

    However, there's is something that I don't understand.

    What are you risking? If anything at all?

    You spend a few hours creating some great content. Content good enough to go viral. You get a ton of exposure, sharing, and backlinks. You try to get a PR 8 website owner or blogger to link to your content.

    So what are worrying about losing?

    Even if the website owner doesn't link to your content in the end, you still have some great content that has the potential to go viral. You have some great content that you can repurpose for other uses in the future. And you have gained some experience in creating great content that will attract the attention of high profile websites.

    What have you lost from all of this?

    All I can see is that you have gained a ton...

    Losing 3 to 4 hours of your time? Worried that it might not work?

    In truth, almost no method in the world works 100% of the time. Especially when you are just starting out. It takes some work, some practice, some experience...

    And the more you do it, the more experience you gain, and with that experience you greatly raise the probability that it will happen successfully in future undertakings of your project.

    If you are worried about risk, why do anything at all? Everything has a risk of failure.

    Why try buying WSOs or products at all? There's a risk of failure, even after you spend 3 to 4 hours reading through the ebook.

    Why do internet marketing at all for that matter? Is there any guarantee that you will succeed in internet marketing the first few times you try it?

    No, but eventually, you will if you keep working at it...

    So for those saying that this method is too risky, I pose a question to you.

    What are you risking? If anything at all...
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  • How to Get Backlinks from a PR 7 or PR 8 Website

    I see a lot of people questioning this. Is it really so easy to get a link from a PR 7 or PR 8 website?

    In truth, there's nothing difficult about this at all. PR 7 and PR 8 websites link to other websites all the time. Nothing special about that...

    You just have to find out what they normally link to, why they normally link to stuff, and get your stuff in a position to have it linked.

    If you're wondering, why would a PR 7 or PR 8 website want to link to you...

    I didn't mention that in detail because I thought that it was rather obvious or apparent, but I can see that it's not. So apologies for that.

    I discuss that in detail further in this thread:

    http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...-websites.html

    Also for those who doubt you can get backlinks from PR 7 or PR 8 websites, I am quite surprised.

    Actually, there's nothing special about that at all. The method used is quite a common concept used by SEOers everywhere. I just added my own twist to it, which I think works very well.

    For another example of this, look at this more in-depth case study by Larry Kim about how he actually did it:

    How I Got a Link from the Wall Street Journal | SEOmoz

    He goes about it more directly than in my case study above, but it's a nice example nonetheless...

    Any other questions, feel free to ask.
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  • Profile picture of the author SeoKnightsInc
    I wonder if such stupid things work there will be no domain on internet which less than PR 6
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    • Profile picture of the author rapunzel
      Hi Allen,
      I think most marketers use content in various ways in the hopes of building a loyal readership or simply traffic and every once a while somebody has the luck of his/her content going viral. Some may spend money on traffic, others for whatever reason go the free route.

      I personally think, to have your content go viral or for that matter fulfill the expectations of some PR 8 site owner, requires a LOT of experience and you need to have a flair for writing. There is not much content out there reaching a true viral state, but loads of people trying to achieve it.

      It seems more logical to first concentrate on getting the Internet marketing business basics right and establish some consistent income, before dabbling around with real "difficult", tedious stuff.

      I need to wait with some aspects of my business until I can afford to hire people who have the capabilities/talents I lack. With talented helpers, stuff like the Wall Street Journal example or projects I have on ice will become doable.

      Somebody I belief said in this thread, that if it was really that easy to receive a PR 6 for your sites main page, then everybody would have done it already. I think he is right or there would be a lot more high PR sites out there.

      If you are that successful in creating PR 6 sites, then I'm sure you are willing to share with us one or two links to your sites.....

      Regards,

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      • Hi Rapunzel,

        You mention...

        Originally Posted by rapunzel View Post

        Hi Allen,
        It seems more logical to first concentrate on getting the Internet marketing business basics right and establish some consistent income, before dabbling around with real "difficult", tedious stuff.
        ... and you previously mentioned that the method seems really tough and risky as well.

        Next you mention...

        Somebody I belief said in this thread, that if it was really that easy to receive a PR 6 for your sites main page, then everybody would have done it already. I think he is right or there would be a lot more high PR sites out there.

        So do you think it's too hard? Or do you think it's too easy?

        Lol.

        Well, there's no problem thinking both at the same time though...

        Just that it seems a bit strange...
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    Question...

    How many times have you done this and what is your success rate? I have a feeling that it just "might" work. What, one in every 762 tries?
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  • Profile picture of the author 300SMG
    I think the best advice given in the OP is #9 - Build Relationships ...priceless!
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    to make pr6 website you need links from PR7-8-9 sites.
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    Awesome plan you laid out. Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Venkat001
    Many times what I see is the inner pages which got good page rank are always no follow. I have lot of backlinks which I had built myself ( I never cared for PR backlinks, just checked for the sites & forums similar to mine) . Many of them were nofollow and now when I'm searching high PR do follow , most of them aren't there in the niche which I'm in. Need to work more
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  • Profile picture of the author Jesse L
    Interesting...
    I'm curious though, since you say this works, why is the site in your footer only a PR1? I see it was created on May 10th of this year, so there have been updates since you have owned the domain.

    Just curious

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    • Originally Posted by Jesse L View Post

      Interesting...
      I'm curious though, since you say this works, why is the site in your footer only a PR1? I see it was created on May 10th of this year, so there have been updates since you have owned the domain.

      Just curious

      JL
      That's because the case study quotes a different site from the one linked to in my footer...
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      Originally Posted by Jesse L View Post

      Interesting...
      I'm curious though, since you say this works, why is the site in your footer only a PR1? I see it was created on May 10th of this year, so there have been updates since you have owned the domain.
      I agree you. Some kind of tips are only useful for newbies and people who are not familiar with seo at all. Getting PR6 is not such easy and it can not be obtained in some months even in many cases. And also, pagerank is not everything and there are many other important factors too.
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    Thank you first for your simple but a powerful tips for increasing page rank. You said the accurate point for better page rank. But one thing is most important that is powerful article like this.
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