ses4j
msg:81366 | 7:25 pm on Oct 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Maybe on the second pass, somebody'll care. If not, then I give.. :)
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doc_z
msg:81367 | 7:47 pm on Oct 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
PR can be transferred by redirections. However, it probably depends on the kind of redirection. As far as I know, a 301 is transferring PR.
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Gus_R
msg:81368 | 7:56 pm on Oct 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
I think answer is yes.
Backlinks from yahoo are of this kind and appear at link: query.
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BlueSky
msg:81369 | 8:02 pm on Oct 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Yahoo's directory links give a 302. You can check whether yours is a 301 or 302 using this tool: [searchengineworld.com...]
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greenfrog
msg:81370 | 8:03 pm on Oct 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
I have seen google follow these types of cgi links, but I have not been able to determine the PR weighting, if any, applied to the link.
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Powdork
msg:81371 | 8:40 pm on Oct 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
How do you like NetTracker? Right now I'm having some issues with ntadtrack.cgi. The manual didn't mention permissions for *nix, only for windows. Any ideas what they should be? If your links page has significant pr, you will know when it shows up in the backlinks. That may take a little while. If the pr isn't there, or for quicker results, you can use some unique anchor text and check if the destination page starts to rank for that phrase.
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ses4j
msg:81372 | 8:41 pm on Oct 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Thanks all. FYI the ntlinktrack redirector is a 302, I found using the tool BlueSky posted. Also, checking (with the toolbar) the .cgi itself, I see it's not indexed (greybar), and has no backlinks. Hopefully that means the PR was passed to my partners appropriately. Scott
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ses4j
msg:81373 | 8:53 pm on Oct 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Powdork: I like NetTracker a _lot-, but I had some problems with the *nix/windows thing too, I got the Windows version which only had the .exe linktracker, and I had to scour the web for the .cgi to use on my *nix webserver. You seem to have had the same fun... anyway, the permissions on my ntlinktrack.cgi are rwxr-xr-x, which is probably overkill but works like a charm, even with the cross-platform setup I've got going. I haven't used ntadtrack (no banners) but I assume it's the same. If you wanna know more about my configuration, just sticky me... Scott
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ses4j
msg:81374 | 9:50 pm on Oct 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Testing via Powdork's method yields credence to the no-passing of PR: My links page is PR 4 (and has been for two cycles or so) yet the couple of sites I tested did not show me as a linker in their link:www... Scott
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sun818
msg:81375 | 9:58 pm on Oct 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
I believe the resulting pages from link: will appear if PR is high enough. Whether the link within that page trickles down to you depends on the Redirect type. 302 no. 301 yes.
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Powdork
msg:81376 | 8:43 am on Oct 15, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Exactly what happened to me but when I asked for ntlinktrack.cgi, they sent me ntadtrack.cgi, so I'm trying to work with that. Still very much a fan though. Thanks for the chmod, I'll try it soon but right now I'm trying to get a grasp of Flash and my brain is on fire.
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zeb
msg:81377 | 8:55 am on Oct 15, 2003 (gmt 0) |
I have used that kind of linking, when I don't want PR to be passed further. I just checked and it seems to work the way I hoped.
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ses4j
msg:81378 | 9:02 am on Oct 15, 2003 (gmt 0) |
So that sucks. I have to cheat my link-partners to use NetTracker's link tracker? Would that I could change it to a 301. ... Oh dear, I have to stop reading George R. R. Martin. Where DOES the PR go then? More interestingly: If I have a page with 100 outgoing links, and 99 of those are temporary redirects (that it apparently doesn't xfer to), does the 1 normal link transfer all the PR, or 1/100th of it? Does the .cgi actually get it? Where DOES it go? Scott
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JoeHouse
msg:81379 | 1:21 am on Oct 17, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Wondering if the rumors are true. I have heard that google does not like sites that are involved with popunders ads. Is this true? Do the penalize you if you use them? Please Advise. Thanks!
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nippi
msg:81380 | 1:55 am on Oct 17, 2003 (gmt 0) |
I won't exchange links with sites that don't direct link. You can direct link and use an onclick function to record stats. I've never seen it done /cgi-bin/ntlinktrack.cgi?http://www.widget.com/ so that PR was passed.
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