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May 19, 2005, 17:18 #1SitePoint Guru
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Two of my site's PR
I owned two websites, which began about a year ago. One was shut down in November of 2004, the other is still going (which I don't really pay attention to)
According to pagerank.net, they both have a PR of 3. Don't SEs realize my sites gone, and the PR goes down?
BTW, how hard is PR3 to get? I pushed to get good ranks with my first site (the one i shut down), but I didn't really try with the other one.
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May 19, 2005, 17:29 #2SitePoint Wizard
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PR3 can be obtained by forum signatures here at SP (or at least, it could be, before they disabled them).
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May 19, 2005, 18:26 #3He's No Good To Me Dead
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PR3 is very easy to get. Getting up to a 4 is very easy. A five will take some work. 6-7 will take some work and some time (usually*) and 8+ is a long term project.
* It is possible to start off as high as a 7 or more with a very well designed site (from a navigational structure and content size point of view) or from receiving a link from a very high PR page.John Conde | Facebook | Twitter
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May 19, 2005, 21:59 #4SitePoint Guru
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So if hp.com and apple.com linked me for a computer site (and I had a SEO optimized site), i would probably end up with a 7+ PR right off the bat?
By the way, if my site has a current PR of say 5, then the next week I get say 15 PR 4 links, would my PR raise? Maybe not to 6, but I mean do they help at all, or do I need other PR 5 sites and higher?
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May 20, 2005, 05:05 #5He's No Good To Me Dead
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If you got links from those sites you'd be a 9 or a 10 would be my guess.
Originally Posted by augathra
Every incomming links adds to your PR. Lower pages won't add as much PR as higher PR pages but it all adds up. Originally Posted by augathra
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May 20, 2005, 06:07 #6SitePoint Guru
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Wow. Thank you stymiee and someonewhois, this info should help me greatly.
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May 20, 2005, 12:32 #7O Rly??
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Hey when you figure out how to get linked from apple and hp let us know please
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May 20, 2005, 14:37 #8SitePoint Zealot
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wait... when did they disable forum signatures....? news to me
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I know one way, but it requires some newbie skill... hack their server, edit the HTML page to link to your site!! Originally Posted by JakeJeck
Hey when you figure out how to get linked from apple and hp let us know please
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May 20, 2005, 17:38 #10SitePoint Wizard
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You forgot the final few steps: Originally Posted by augathra
3. To ensure that they cannot remove it, make their server inaccessible from them, even though they have access to the physical server.
4. Hijack their domain so that they can't alter DNS or any other server routing.
5. "Run and hide, *******. Run and hide."- Nathan
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May 20, 2005, 19:29 #11SitePoint Guru
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hahahah Originally Posted by someonewhois
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May 20, 2005, 23:17 #12SitePoint Evangelist
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Yeah, "or from receiving a link from a very high PR page" is the answer. Originally Posted by stymiee
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May 21, 2005, 09:39 #13He's No Good To Me Dead
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Actually aspen has launched several sites that started off with a PR of 7 so it isn't as difficult as many would believe (but still not a cake walk).
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May 22, 2005, 04:22 #14SitePoint Evangelist
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Yeah, well guess what... I'd love to see YOU do this.
Maybe 'Aspen' had some secret PR 8 or 9's link some blood into what your speaking of to get this magical and instant PR7. But I don't believe it can happen otherwise. In any case, you will NEVER be able to start with a PR7 from scratch and I don't want to hear any argument. It's all heresy, theoretical, and bs, because Google weighs a factor you just cannot fudge. They weigh the balance of your inbound-to-outbound links.
You can use something like TE and instantly score 10 zillion internal/outbound links, but if your ratio of outbound-to-inbound links is wildly off, you will stay in oblivion. There is not secret 'trick' around this.
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