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Register Today on DNForum IT'S FREE!A major gaming website network just contacted me with the request to buy three text links on the homepage of my website. My website has nice link popularity and is ranked in top 20 on Yahoo for the term they are interested in. What do you think would be a fair price for these 3 text links for a period of one year?
What's the PR?
What amount would make you happy?
look at your rev. your traffic, and your rank, and price accordingly. Normally, PR has a big effect on price.
Only if you're selling the text ad to a SEO.Originally Posted by Rarethings
I buy links based on PR and I'm not a pro seo.
Saying link value is not based on PR is like saying domain value is not based on traffic. It's not the only way to value, just the one everyone uses.
If you want to evaluate the worth, look what others are getting at linkadage.com ot text-link-ads.com
Steve
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Sorry, that might have been true back in 2003-2004, but not anymore.
It should be based not only on PR, but also on trafic your site faces and general impressions/clicks rate ads at your site meet. Say, PR5 site with 2k visitors per day: you can charge for a link low to mid $xx per month, PR7 with 10k may be low $xxx per month, imho.
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