Good find DansMuayThaiMMA.


Worry less about PR and make sure you use targeted link text. As DansMuayThaiMMA has stated, it has it's own backlinks so it will be spidered often, which means that...

Sooner or later Google will figure out that you have duplicate sites and make an arbitrary decision on which one to allow. To keep control of the situation just 301 the old domain to the new one and...

I believe WP templates come now with "no-follow" as default. Just make sure you disable the no-follow setting so you get some credit from the links.

It isn't going to increase you PR any more than a non-relevant link, however it certainly will give you more of a boost in the SERPS.

It isn't going to increase you PR any more than a non-relevant link, however it certainly will give you more of a boost in the SERPS.

Ah, Wikipedia. I would not consider all the information there to be "truth", as those are submitted postings, whereas the article I referred you to was written by Phil Craven, one of the most...

Funny thing is I can check backlinks in GWT for any amount of the sites I work with and find all kinds of backlinks below PR4. I've seen that statement before and it's no more true now than it ever...

I for one applaud the new deal. I also see it as a good move for both Yahoo and MSN. Over the last few weeks Bing has been providing lots more traffic than Yahoo for all the sites I monitor. It's a...

"The age of your site" in and of itself is not a factor in the calculation of PR.

Traffic is not a factor in the calculation of PR.

Content is not a factor in the calculation of PR.

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I use it all the time, but I still take their numbers with a grain of salt.

Yes


I never said it was.


Of course.


I didn't say that either.

That I will agree with wholeheartedly. But the fact still remains that PR is a result only of the actual links.

Sorry. I don't know what type of homework you have done but I can assure you that content has nothing to do with PR.


Wrong again. I have seen many "garbage" sites with a PR of 5 or 6. Granted...

The misconception that some older web sites have higher PR is simply because they have had more time to accumulate more inbound links, not because they have more relevant or better quality content....

I believe that you're talking about "longtail" phrases. They are easier to rank for and will generally bring more targeted traffic.


Google will usually use info in the "description" meta for the...

Sorry. That's absolutely incorrect. PR has nothing to do with the relevance of your content or the age of your domain.

They do play a role, although not a "big" role. particularly in a competitive arena. It's not a magic bullet. If that were true everyone with a keyword rich domain name would rank well for the...

Mass mailing to email recipients that have no knowledge of you and aren't expecting your email is called SPAM.

Easy answer: More business from their web site.

Actually I pay 10 cents per directory, which is well worth it to me. The key though is to make sure the submitter has a good list of directories. If it's not a good list you won't get many links per...

If by "pagerank" your mean how high you rank in the index for any given term, then yes you are correct.

If by "pagerank" you mean PR, then there is only one factor. Whatever PR any page has is...

If you're going to re-launch the brand you should really have a website to back it up. That way you can optimize for the terms that people will remember and relate to. Social networking media can...

It would be helpful to a certain extent to have your major keyword phrase be in the domain name. That falls under my motto "every possible advantage".

It depends on what you want to accomplish. If it's general directories you want to have submitted to there are a few good trustworthy companies with good lists. For niche directories I would rather...

Articles might work to a certain extent for traffic (if they can be found) and the links are good because the whole page is relevant to your keyword phrases if done correctly. I don't know of anyone...

Get more inbound links.


And it won't. Set your metas to accurately reflect your page information and leave them alone.

Yes I'll have to agree that 4 pages is a little scanty. It wouldn't take a lot to expand it though. Just add pages using articles, a blog or just more information that's relevant to your site. It's...

Alexa gets its rankings data from browsers that have the Alexa toolbar installed. It's more about traffic and only pulls data from the toolbar. Few people really have one installed. Not very useful...

Exactly. And you gain that through "quality" backlinks. While the age of the domain is not a ranking factor, the age of the backlinks well might be IMO.

Getting a free link from a higher PR web site is easy. Getting a free link from a higher PR web "page" is a lot more difficult. Big difference.

Yes , traffic can be very good and so can your bottom line if you can reach your niche. The links aren't very strong though.

Not true. An adequate number of targeted text links from other domains will allow you to gain rankings. Just make sure that those terms are present in your "title" and visible on the page itself....

I'm afraid that I'll have to disagree with this one. Links from other domains are like a "vote" of confidence for your site. If you're trying to rank for very competitive terms you will likely wait...

It doesn't take an intelligence level much above idiot to determine what the major keywords are just by viewing any site. There are search engines that still utilize the keywords meta tag to help...

The simple answer is: PR is calculated on a page by page basis dependent only on the cumulative effect of the total amount of PR passed to that page by the links pointing to it. The PR shown by the...

Total hogwash. Domain age has nothing to do with how well you rank. The reason that older domains rank higher for certain keyword phrases is that they have had more time to accumulate inbound...

Just another copy and paste post first seen over a year ago on the web. I guess the word "plagiarism" doesn't register with some people.

After checking copyscape I see its about copy and paste.

In the metal folder is:
four .php pages and some graphics.

There is no .htaccess file. Just the 404.php page. Hmmmm.... I thought there had to be one. Must be that I'm mistaken because it works for almost all the deleted pages.