webdoctor
msg:722672 | 7:32 am on May 17, 2006 (gmt 0) |
| Totaly like 2000 pages, 20 sites |
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Google is unlikely to consider this a natural linking structure. Are your sites all hosted on the same server? With the same ISP? On similar ip addresses? Are they all cross-linked? Perhaps you need some one-way links from unrelated sites...?
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feelfree
msg:722673 | 8:09 am on May 17, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Different hosts, different ips and one way links. I always use one way links for my network. Anyway why it would be a bad thing to have 20 websites in a server and linking each other. The thing is i dont expect to be on top, my problem is, I couldnt get in to top 500 sites. but for sub directories results are well enough. is dmoz a big factor? but what should we do to get in. internet grows but dmoz not? thanks
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petehall
msg:722674 | 8:55 am on May 17, 2006 (gmt 0) |
I know of companies who sit right at the top of Google from interlinking websites on the same server. Interestingly enough they are not one way links... there is a link to each site from the bottom of every page of each site. This has worked for years and continues to work today. I would imagine you can find your site on:
[64.233.179.99...] Also with reference to DMOZ - they are adding sites as ours went in last month (submitted December 2005).
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revan
msg:722675 | 10:47 am on May 17, 2006 (gmt 0) |
| Interestingly enough they are not one way links... there is a link to each site from the bottom of every page of each site. |
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Yeah, it works. Even a lousy link construction can help you boost a site. But always have in mind that those links has less weight for Google, than links coming from "stranger"/"authoritave" sites. It all depends on how much competition your target keyword has.
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feelfree
msg:722676 | 10:50 am on May 17, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Yes I also know those companies and they also buy links obviously, under a "Sponsorred Links" header. And we are afraid to buy link because of loosing our low hits. Dmoz in my language (Turkish) still includes 1st generation sites that does not work. free sites like tripod, geocities...
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buddhu
msg:722677 | 1:45 pm on May 17, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Some time back it was reported that sitewide links were devalued. This does seem to be the case. Apart from the sudden adding of links, the fact that (if I read you correctly) they all have the same anchor text might also ring bells with Google. Vary your anchor text terms.
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coosblues
msg:722678 | 1:50 pm on May 17, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Is DMOZ a big factor? It surely can't hurt, but it's not a major deciding factor. As an editor, there are thousands of sites sitting in the que. My site from it's conception has done well, and once I got listed in DMOZ (after two years) I really noticed no change (and I have two listings). I personally don't think DMOZ is as powerful as most people tend to think.
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feelfree
msg:722679 | 2:50 pm on May 17, 2006 (gmt 0) |
It is nice to hear that Dmoz not a big factor but hard to believe for me. Maybe its because of my language. For some main keywords, in first 50 sites, 45 of them Dmoz listed. Anyway, let me start from the begining. i will make a site step by step 1. Make a well optimized website. (titles, header, urls... we all know same rules)
2. I have 4 level directory structure. (Country, State, City and Town) Is it good idea to pulish them time to time. First country and states. Then start adding cities and towns. I mean dont give 100k pages to googlebot suddenly.
3. Add your link to other sites with different anchor text.
4. Dont be hurry to get links even for your own network. add link slowly.
5. try to get in directories (dmoz, yahoo...)
6. sign guestbooks (yes it spammy but is it really hurts).
7. create free websites related content (geocities, msn groups)
8. Buy links from even unrelated sites but with good PR and good traffic.
9. create unique contents slowly.
10.pray GODdle :) what do you think? will you add some or take off. thanks
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