I have read a lot about PR of the back-links and its association with making your site rank high on search engines. Some say that PR is very important and should be given consideration while choosing the sites to link to. But what happens if the PR3 page that links me has 100's of links on it? Are Links from pages with relevant content more beneficial than these?
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Pr Vs Content Links Value
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MarketingScoope
, Jul 23 2008 12:47 AM
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Dennis Jon
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Posted 23 July 2008 - 02:21 AM
QUOTE(MarketingScoope @ Jul 23 2008, 11:17 AM) 
I have read a lot about PR of the back-links and its association with making your site rank high on search engines. Some say that PR is very important and should be given consideration while choosing the sites to link to. But what happens if the PR3 page that links me has 100's of links on it? Are Links from pages with relevant content more beneficial than these?
While going for links PR is taken into consideration. But if the page consists of 100's of link do not link exchange with the website that it will not help at all. You will not get any benefited bv the web page.
Go for that Web page which contains not more that 25-30 outbound links.
For more information on link exchange you can read link-building-campaigns(.)blogspot(.) com
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Posted 23 July 2008 - 06:48 AM
Don't confuse number with relevancy. I have seen pages with 200 or 300 links that are very relevant, sometimes even authoritative "must have" links in a sector. I have also seen spammy non-relevant pages with less than 10 links. If the page is relevant, go for it. If there are over 50 links, try to get yours "near the top". Theoretically, the search engines index and follow only the first 100 links, but I have long suspected that on any page worthwhile, they will follow the whole list. However, just to be safe...
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