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serenoo
Joined: Dec 12, 2000
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Posted: 06/14/2005 03:45 am
When I need a link, to improve my ranking on google, I look the google pagerank and decide if I can ask for a link exchange.
But on Yahoo how do I have to choose link partners?
(Of course I have to choose related websites: both on yahoo and google, but among them how do I decide the best?)
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serenoo
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Posted: 06/15/2005 06:29 am
that means you choose random links on yahoo?
nobody knows?
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yoogi
Joined: Apr 11, 2004
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Posted: 06/20/2005 12:19 am
given that PR is usesless in most cases, I choose to check various factors including PR.
(I do these for homepage as well as the link page)
1. SERP on Yahoo and Google for atleast 3 diffrent phrases.
2. backlinks on Yahoo and Google
3. google PR
If i do this, I will improve on both search engines.
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serenoo
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Posted: 06/20/2005 02:47 am
I do the same, but let's focus on your point 2)
How do you choose "backlinks on Yahoo"?
You know, on yahoo pr does not care.
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yoogi
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Posted: 06/20/2005 09:29 am
The order in which Yahoo shows backlinks is always the descending order of the rank on Yahoo. So it is much clear than a PR.
If you want to estimate PR of a site on yahoo, check its backlinks. See where the site's home page and other pages appear. Also check backlinks of sites the site-in-question links to, and then see where this site comes. That will give u some idea.
But the weight a link carries could vary based on number of links/Outlinks on the page.
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serenoo
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Posted: 06/21/2005 05:54 am
thank you yoogi, I discovered another world.
Then you are saying that backlink numer 3 could me more powerful of backlink numer one because the page of the backlink number 3 could have less links. Right?
May I ask you how to search backlinks of one website without displaying pages of the site?
Example:
I type
linkdomain:www.sitedomain.com
but I don't want to see pages coming from www.sitedomain.com
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yoogi
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Posted: 06/23/2005 06:19 pm
serenoo, Yes. One also should remember that a link from relavant content page would influence search results greatly.
I dont think you can eliminate same domain from search results (not sure), but you can set to see 100 results at a time (options / prefernces) so that you save some time clikcing between pages.
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