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[lister]

I have been offered to list my service on a government website. This will obviously have great incoming link juice but my dilema is that my site offers many other services which I fear will confuse the customer.

Therefore my solution is to create a mini site that clearly outlines what service that are looking for in a clear and to the point way.

However I am keen to use this link juice so I would like to link back to the main site - my question is - does google negate the juice due to the allwhois info? (i.e. government site > mini site > main site.)

Thanks

Edited by lister, 27 June 2011 - 09:44 AM.

[chrishirst]

This will obviously have great incoming link juice

Not neessarily!

does google negate the juice due to the allwhois info? (i.e. government site > mini site > main site.)

govsite = smallValue -> page1 = (smallValue/numberOfLinksOnPage1) -> page2

[chrishirst]

BTW

What has the WhoIs data got to do with that.

[lister]

BTW

What has the WhoIs data got to do with that.

I just figure SE can work out that the sites are all owned by the same person

Also - a government link must be good - obviously it depends but surely these are authoritative links. Case by case but id like to think it was a plus

[chrishirst]

It's all about the scale again, if you own ten or twenty domains that cross link to each other, then it's not likely to be a problem.

If you own a couple of thousand then that might get a closer look at, but Google don't need to look at the "whois" to figure out if a network is spammy or not, regardless of who "owns" the names.