Published: Oct 27, 2007 - 06:29 am
Story Found By: DoshDosh 1669 Days ago
Category: Vertical Search
11 Comments
11 Comments
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I genuinely do wonder whether the furore over this whole thing, which has now spread to the mainstream media, has had something to do with this. I guess well never know unless someone like Matt steps up to the plate to explain the whole sorry tale.
I think money talks... hitting AOL, newspapers with Melinda Gates and Warren Buffett on the board etc is not a very smart move.They should honestly have the same right to sell links as Yahoo, if there is a level playing field.But then why should the large none specialists have a right to sell links, but smaller sites, with professional qualifications or experience in their field also sell links with editorial control?
Yahoos time and effort required to review a site submission is apparently worth $299 and yours to do the same PLUS writing up a qualified review is grounds for a penalty. At least thats how it is in the eyes of Google.
Dont forget they have to write a description and labour charges in San Fransisco are high
Jill, someone has to write the linkbait, all others have to do is link ;)I made the table nice and easy to copy and paste - last time it wasnt obvious who was hammering the data monitors to extract the dataAt the end of the day you probably have tools monitoring 1000s of sites across multiple data centres, but the blogosphere as a whole doesnt.The posts are not necessarily to inform SEOs, but to provide some easy data for SEOs to inform the public, so they can just go back to work.
Andy,I actually wasnt gonna submit yet another PageRank post but the table and your obvious bait-y effort made me do it. :)
Did you notice I included a few "seed" blogs for the viral effect?I honestly didnt do a good enough job the first time around, the chain of attribution became broken very quickly
My site seems to have been pealized (pr6 - pr4) even though I have no paid links and I have never sold a link, this is BS, I have been picked on. Google have also penalized their own YouTube down to a pr3.
.. and now there is a general TBPR revision so lots of very new websites with limited backlinks are coming in at PR3. SERoundtable is still at PR4. Can someone explain what it all means, please.
Both my personal website and my blog have received PageRank increases. So Im not complaining about this whole fiasco.
SERoundtable is actually still in everflux, either 4 or 6http://digpagerank.com/index.php?url=SERoundtable.com&dc=18As to the general situation, imagine a mountain you have to climb.You could build a "PR" (instead of human) pyramid but it would take thousands of poor quality links to even make it up the initial slopes.You can do some yourself just by having a good linking structure and very few linksThe fastest way up the mountain is with link of huge authority pulling you up on a rope.A good example might be Vanessa Fox when at Google who is actually between 6 and 7 herself currently.http://digpagerank.com/index.php?url=vanessafoxnude.com&dc=18That might end up as a 6 - she isnt on the Google blogroll anymore, though she gets tons of other editorial links.