PR10 links for sale

[GT Web]

I am not affiliate with the below site in any way, but some of you might be interested...

http://www.statcounter.com/advertise.html

http://www.statcounter.com - is a PR10 website that allows links on its home page.

Hope someone can use that...

 

[ajiabs]

Interesting to note most of the advertising sites still only have pr4, pr5, pr6 etc.. I was expecting them to be at least pr8. any thoughts?

 

[GT Web]

they might have been added since the last PR update, so it will take the next update before you can see the changes on the toolbar

 

[David G]

Amazing it is PR-10. Even AOL is only a PR-8. Simply amazing a site like that beats out AOL and other big sites.

Perhaps someone here could explain how they think the site got to be a ten.

What is the process or cost t get a link there?

 

[NameTower]

4,694,485 linkpop might be a contributing factor

aol is uinder 2 million linkpop.

 

[GT Web]

I bet I can tell you:

its a counter/web stats site, I bet ever counter from its service says: http://www.statcounter.com underneath it...meaning every page that has a counter or stats tracking from this company is linking to their home page

 

[NameTower]

Genious:

"
<!-- Start of StatCounter Code -->
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
var sc_project=211033;
var sc_invisible=1;
</script>

<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="http://www.statcounter.com/counter/counter.js"></script><noscript><a href="http://www.statcounter.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://c1.statcounter.com/counter.php?sc_project=211033&java=0" alt="Free Hit Counter" border="0"></a> </noscript>
<!-- End of StatCounter Code -->"

He gets credits for the linkpop but no one see's the links.

Now that, is a good idea.

 

[David G]

4,694,485 linkpop might be a contributing factor
aol is uinder 2 million linkpop.

Of course, we know AOL must get a zillion times more real visitors and zillion times the value vs the counter site, which shows you how Google Page Rank is not too be relied on as far as the real value of the website and its true popularity. I bet most here (myself included) never heard of the counter site but we all have used or know AOL well.

 

[Sharpy]

A few 10's you might not think off of the top of your head.

http://www.blogger.com
http://www.nature.com/
http://www.elsevier.com/
http://www.ercim.org/

 

[GT Web]

thanks for that info, Sharpy

 

[Steen]

Genious:

"
<!-- Start of StatCounter Code -->
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
var sc_project=211033;
var sc_invisible=1;
</script>

<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="http://www.statcounter.com/counter/counter.js"></script><noscript><a href="http://www.statcounter.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://c1.statcounter.com/counter.php?sc_project=211033&java=0" alt="Free Hit Counter" border="0"></a> </noscript>
<!-- End of StatCounter Code -->"

He gets credits for the linkpop but no one see's the links.

Now that, is a good idea.

I have been using something made of PHP that is somewhat like that for 6 months

 

[ilovedomains]

Its is passing a few backlinks, but it doesnt appear to be giving listed sites the high PR that it should. Before the last reindex, backlinks wern't showing on any of the listed sites. It used to be listed here: http://www.blockedpr.com/#list

I see they only have webmaster related sites now in the paid links. Maybe they will come back. I think all the sites listed on that banned PR page were, or still are linking to gambling, adult, RX, or other "bad neighbourhood" sites.

These days just having high PR doesnt seem to do much anyway. Now you need targeted links with high PR to move up in the listings.

 

[BLazeD]

How much PR would you expect to gain from a PR10 link?

 

[ilovedomains]

How much PR would you expect to gain from a PR10 link?

Depends. There are a lot of variables.
A high PR9 and a low PR10 are about the same thing. Also, some techs say the Google toolbar is just a rough guess of PR. The amount of links out on the page also makes a huge difference. A PR9 with 10 links out may be better than a PR10 with 20 links out.

Ideally, if a page is passing good PR, it should pass you one less than its own rank. (IE: A good PR8 would give you a PR7) Some think you need more than 1 PR8 to get a PR7, but I think thats only because most PR pages being sold arent really all that good.

One way to check what rank an index page passes is to look at its inside pages. If a PR8 index page passes PR7 to its own inside pages, chances are it will pass PR7 to you. Best way to check... Look at links out you know have been there for two months, and see what their rank is.

I dont know any 100% sure way to pick good links. My strategy has been to buy links that look good to me, and only buy them by the month. I renew the good ones, and dump the bad ones.

 

[BLazeD]

^^^

Nice explanation - thanks!

 

[hotdog_pk]

I was reading a google article the other day and it discusses the theory that thousands (in this case millions) of low PR sites are worth more than a few high PR sites...

... this is a working example

 

[serra]

I was reading a google article the other day and it discusses the theory that thousands (in this case millions) of low PR sites are worth more than a few high PR sites...

... this is a working example

This is just common sense. I would rather have a million back links than a 10 back links to my site. A self claimed "SEO expert" mdconnolly from webmaster-talk who sell "man made" pr 7 SITES for $10k a piece may argue though.

 

[Jernet]

it is amazing enough to find a pr10 offering links. i don't think i have ever seen one before.

the statistics sites are definately the way to go. just do a search at google for webstats or something similar. there are pr7's and pr8's 50-60 websites deep.

another site genre i have noticed that seems to have consistantly high pr, are directory sites...and they appear TO PASS pr, where the sats sites don't.....

Depends. There are a lot of variables.
A high PR9 and a low PR10 are about the same thing. Also, some techs say the Google toolbar is just a rough guess of PR. The amount of links out on the page also makes a huge difference. A PR9 with 10 links out may be better than a PR10 with 20 links out.

Ideally, if a page is passing good PR, it should pass you one less than its own rank. (IE: A good PR8 would give you a PR7) Some think you need more than 1 PR8 to get a PR7, but I think thats only because most PR pages being sold arent really all that good.

One way to check what rank an index page passes is to look at its inside pages. If a PR8 index page passes PR7 to its own inside pages, chances are it will pass PR7 to you. Best way to check... Look at links out you know have been there for two months, and see what their rank is.

I dont know any 100% sure way to pick good links. My strategy has been to buy links that look good to me, and only buy them by the month. I renew the good ones, and dump the bad ones.

this is good stuff. to add to it. a site that has strong pr, and also has the same pr thruout, can be worth 10 times as much as a similar site that has a higher pr homepage, but lesser internal pages.

for example; a site that has a pr8 homepage AND has 50 pr8 internal pages, can be valued higher than a site that has a pr9 homepage, with pr6 or pr7 internal pages.

either way tho, it is to be commended. pr8's and higher are tough to come by, and even tougher to find for sale....

 

[ilovedomains]

This is just common sense. I would rather have a million back links than a 10 back links to my site. A self claimed "SEO expert" mdconnolly from webmaster-talk who sell "man made" pr 7 SITES for $10k a piece may argue though.

A lot of small links are also good for stablility because your not counting on just one or two sites to hold your rank up. Makes you look a lot better to spiders too. If your buying links, its also safer because it spreads the risk. A bunch of small sites will probably send more traffic than one or two big links will.

Its still tempting to bump your site up by buying links though. Its a catch 22. You really need good permanant links, and no one wants to trade unless you have good PR.

 

[j8jweb]

The more people taking advantage of the offer here, the worse the offer becomes. PR is distributed between links on a page...