Did you know that? (Private Blog Networks)
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Did you know that...
- Referring subnets vs Referring domains ratio is hugely important when linking out from your private network? Ideal would be a 1:1 ratio but 100 domains vs 95 sub nets isn't that bad either, perhaps even more natural.
- PR break down of links plays a huge role? In other words a decent break down that reflects the natural distributon of PR on the web, so few PR5+ back links, a bit more PR3/PR4 and most of your links from PR0, PR1, PR2 pages.
- When all your sites use Wordpress as a CMS that it leaves HUGE footprints? As a result of that your rankings will go backwards at some point instead of going forward, in other words link diversity DOES matter when you have zero other links.
- Google discounts the juice a certain link can pass when you leave too many footprints, like above mentioned?
- That a C-class IP from SEO hosting providers is not the same as a C-subnet? In other words you could end up with links from 20 domains and only 1 subnet in case those domains are hosted at a C-class SEO hosting account.
Think about that when you setup your next blog network or in case you buy link packages!
I'm getting some excellent never before experienced results when following these relatively simple rules and am buying additional shared hosting accounts and trying out more CMS's like crazy right now.
Think only about the fact that links get discounted when there are footprints and what happens when you remove the footprints and all links can send the maximum juice.
Sneak preview:
Just moved up from #34 to #13 for a 60.000 exact search keyword in a very competitive niche after varying things up by adding ONLY 12 links. Page 1 is full of PA60-75 sites, for the people in the know.
- Referring subnets vs Referring domains ratio is hugely important when linking out from your private network? Ideal would be a 1:1 ratio but 100 domains vs 95 sub nets isn't that bad either, perhaps even more natural.
- PR break down of links plays a huge role? In other words a decent break down that reflects the natural distributon of PR on the web, so few PR5+ back links, a bit more PR3/PR4 and most of your links from PR0, PR1, PR2 pages.
- When all your sites use Wordpress as a CMS that it leaves HUGE footprints? As a result of that your rankings will go backwards at some point instead of going forward, in other words link diversity DOES matter when you have zero other links.
- Google discounts the juice a certain link can pass when you leave too many footprints, like above mentioned?
- That a C-class IP from SEO hosting providers is not the same as a C-subnet? In other words you could end up with links from 20 domains and only 1 subnet in case those domains are hosted at a C-class SEO hosting account.
Think about that when you setup your next blog network or in case you buy link packages!
I'm getting some excellent never before experienced results when following these relatively simple rules and am buying additional shared hosting accounts and trying out more CMS's like crazy right now.
Think only about the fact that links get discounted when there are footprints and what happens when you remove the footprints and all links can send the maximum juice.
Sneak preview:
Just moved up from #34 to #13 for a 60.000 exact search keyword in a very competitive niche after varying things up by adding ONLY 12 links. Page 1 is full of PA60-75 sites, for the people in the know.