I understand that you should only set up link exchanges with websites that have a pagerank equal or higher than your own site.
I have received a request from a site with a high pagerank but the page where they would be placing the link to my site does not have a pagerank. Does this matter, or does Google just consider the overall rank of the website when deciding the quality of the link?
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Jump to PostThis is often a trick. The high page rank site may be on its last legs and they are milking it.
Do some research on the website. whois, wayback and see if it has recently changed.
Jump to PostHi,
I think you would mainly receive the PR juice from the page your links on. So, it might be no value for such an exchange, IMO.
all the best,
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