how to maintain pr?

redshift · 02-25-2007, 06:13 AM

ok im ready to look into reging names with traffic as my brilliant new names arent so brilliant lol

how do you maintain the PR of a site?

vinodkv · 02-25-2007, 09:48 AM

create more backlinks, update your content regularly and dont use any tricks to get the first position in Search Engines...

traderonline · 02-25-2007, 10:19 AM

alway dedicate some time for SEO. keep on submitting to directories and adding new contents.

YesBrilliant · 02-25-2007, 03:18 PM

Originally Posted by redshift

ok im ready to look into reging names with traffic as my brilliant new names arent so brilliant lol

how do you maintain the PR of a site?

Keep the current site as most as possible similar to the previous one by basing on the files at archive.org.

Google is always changing so keep on getting more relevant backlinks and improving your new site.
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Never stop updating.

david.amherst · 02-25-2007, 05:33 PM

Originally Posted by redshift

ok im ready to look into reging names with traffic as my brilliant new names arent so brilliant lol

how do you maintain the PR of a site?

Toolbar PageRank is based on backlinks. Maintain the links that you have pointing to your website to maintain your PageRank, acquire more backlinks to raise your PR.

YesBrilliant · 02-25-2007, 06:42 PM

Originally Posted by david.amherst

Toolbar PageRank is based on backlinks. Maintain the links that you have pointing to your website to maintain your PageRank, acquire more backlinks to raise your PR.

PageRank is mostly based on Relevant Backlinks.
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Even with thousands of unrelated backlinks, a site may get a PR 1 or 2, max. I talk from experience.

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david.amherst · 02-25-2007, 06:47 PM

Originally Posted by YesBrilliant

PageRank is mostly based on Relevant Backlinks.

Even with thousands of unrelated backlinks, a site may get a PR 1 or 2, max. I talk for experience.

Yes, very true. I was just trying to stress that PageRank has nothing to do with content, and that links are what have given him his PageRank and are what he needs to maintain to maintain his PR.
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Content is very important for your overall SERPs, but have nothing to do with PageRank.

redshift · 02-26-2007, 07:27 AM

ok so bascially if you buy a name with traffic its worth something
1) resold to an end user or
2) if you become the new webmaster and constantly develop the site?

if you park it with relevant ads you loose the pr quickly?

so when searching for names to buy if i see say a site that used to be a snowboard site, i know nothing about snowboarding should i stay away from it because i dont have time to research?

i should have added in my question is maintaining the pr the best/only way to really cash in on a site with traffic

Thanks for the replies

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