Thread: Free High PR Links? Forget Digg or Reddit!

Looking for some easy PR 6 - PR 9 links? Digg and Reddit may get the traffic, but it's not easy to get on a high PR ranked page. Chances are unless you can be first with a top story you're gonna be stuck 20-30 pages or more deep at the very least.

On the other hand, Netscape.com typically has PR 8 several pages deep in most categories with articles featured with as few as ONE (!) vote (compared to having to get 1000 or more votes on Digg to get to the top ranked pages).

My advice? Let somebody else Digg for the gold and give some of the other sites like Netscape a try for some high PR links!

I agree - netscape (propeller) will get you more links, but usually people use Digg or StumbleUpon to get an instant traffic boost, not PR link...

well I haven't try this one yet but sounds very interesting and I wanna try it now,anyway thanks for the infos.

Would you mind taking a minute to explain how Propeller works? Thanks

Originally Posted by Web Gazelle

Would you mind taking a minute to explain how Propeller works? Thanks

Same way as any other social bookmarking site:
someone writes brief description about your site and posts link in the appropriate category with appropriate tags.

If this link made public - other members can see it and bookmark to theirs own account but may do it in different category or with different tags.

More people bookmark it, more categories, more tags - it's all better for your site.

These links usually found very quickly by SE, especially Yahoo.

Basically you are getting a back links from relevant category with descriptive text as an anchor...

That sounds pretty good. I will have to try it out.

Anyone notice any benefit yet?

I did some submissions but I used whole bunch of bookmarking sites and about one new submitter a week for about 5-6 weeks.
My site is in a pretty unique niche but I got on the first page in all search engines for all my targeted terms quickly...

Originally Posted by dav3.tv

Looking for some easy PR 6 - PR 9 links? Digg and Reddit may get the traffic, but it's not easy to get on a high PR ranked page. Chances are unless you can be first with a top story you're gonna be stuck 20-30 pages or more deep at the very least.

On the other hand, Netscape.com typically has PR 8 several pages deep in most categories with articles featured with as few as ONE (!) vote (compared to having to get 1000 or more votes on Digg to get to the top ranked pages).

My advice? Let somebody else Digg for the gold and give some of the other sites like Netscape a try for some high PR links!

What's with PR if you can get lower traffic, it is better to have enough or low PR with high amount of traffic than getting high PR for low traffic.

There you, traffic!
Who cares about pr if your traffic is making you money?

I concentrate on getting traffic not page rank.

PR helps increase the resale value of a site and will get you more $$ when charging for ads.. try getting a reasonabl amount of money to advertise on a PR 2 site vs a PR 6 or above.. huge difference.

Originally Posted by iowadawg

There you, traffic!
Who cares about pr if your traffic is making you money?

I concentrate on getting traffic not page rank.

True to a point.
Too many webmasters look at only pr when advertising.
Too many webmasters do not look at traffic when advertising.

Would you rather advertise on a pr6 site with low to no traffic or a pr0 site that is bringing thousands of visitors per day?

The only advantage, and google is trying to eliminate that part, is the passing on of page rank.
Now more and more sites with page rank are using no follow tags, so advertising on them will no longer bring you a little juice towards page rank of your own site.

Originally Posted by iowadawg

True to a point.
Too many webmasters look at only pr when advertising.
Too many webmasters do not look at traffic when advertising.

Would you rather advertise on a pr6 site with low to no traffic or a pr0 site that is bringing thousands of visitors per day?

The only advantage, and google is trying to eliminate that part, is the passing on of page rank.
Now more and more sites with page rank are using no follow tags, so advertising on them will no longer bring you a little juice towards page rank of your own site.

I don't know if you can talk too much about how you don't care about page rank if your sig boasts that you've got some PR6 community. Obviously it is important enough to you to put in a sig link, and you know a ton of people also think it is important, so blabbing on about how it doesn't matter much if you get no traffic kind of seems like a double entendre to me. Although truthfully, I see where you are coming from. I was reading up on the google patent this morning on pagerank actually. and there are so many factors that go into the way a site is ranked it is pretty silly to focus so much on Pagerank.

Originally Posted by yummytork

I don't know if you can talk too much about how you don't care about page rank if your sig boasts that you've got some PR6 community. Obviously it is important enough to you to put in a sig link, and you know a ton of people also think it is important, so blabbing on about how it doesn't matter much if you get no traffic kind of seems like a double entendre to me. Although truthfully, I see where you are coming from. I was reading up on the google patent this morning on pagerank actually. and there are so many factors that go into the way a site is ranked it is pretty silly to focus so much on Pagerank.

His signature was purchased by someone else here.

Believe me, the Dawg doesn't care about PR.

Gotcha, thanks for clarifying that Kalina. It just seemed a bit too obvious for someone with as many posts as he's got to be spewing hatred of the beloved PR.

Not spewing hatred about page rank.
Just saying that it is not the end all and be all.

It is nice to see some of my sites jump up in page rank.
But it is done by google, not by me.

Like my free advertising site, real quick, before the site had been up 3 months, it shows a pr3.
Which I have found out, helps bring in more people for the free advertising and also brings in more cash when people upgrade or puchase advertising.

yes netscape.com is good resource for high pr..but are you sure about traffic..

I dont think this will provide you that DIGG traffic/
Dilpreet

You can get a minimum of 1000 unique visitors per day from digg, some would give you higher income from those sites.

The problem with netscape is actually finding the high pr pages, I've tried to do lot of internal page search with little to no luck however on digg I've found literally hundreds of PR5,PR4,PR3 even a PR8 do follow pages where you can leave comments and get the benefit of the PR

Page rank is one of the many factors involved with SEO it has to be combined with good content. If you are able to get good high page rank backlinks, that will help increase your search engine position. In turn that will increase your traffic.

Bill

how social bookmarking impact on page rank?

Basically if you are able to link to your site from a social bookmarking site that has high PR and passes PR then your site will benefit from PR being passed from the social bookmarking site. Hope that helps.

Originally Posted by parusa619

You can get a minimum of 1000 unique visitors per day from digg, some would give you higher income from those sites.

you mean per articles that actually reach the frontpage right ??:huh-e:

Originally Posted by bcdxer

how social bookmarking impact on page rank?

It doesn't. Most SB site's are nofollow.

It helps indirectly when your site gets linked to by other site owners that use the SB sites.

There are many dofollow social bookmarking sites. Usually as they gain popularity they change it to nofollow.

Take a look at my sig. I have a list of about 24 or 25 right now, including PR.

here i come propeller ...seriously i didnt know this.......thanx i am learning already