| How to detect useful SEO friendly links?
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AjiNIMC
msg:3632040 | 6:30 am on Apr 22, 2008 (gmt 0) |
I will start with a fresh thought here. I don't work on links (used to work in 2003-2004, with directories and blah blah, was fun that time). How a link is valuated?
There are three factors to it:
- Site value
- Page value
- Link value
There is much to write about it but my concern is why will Google give value to a link coming from a old page. Let me give an example,
[ul] say I am getting a link from XYZ.com/123.html (Which is 4 years old and with PR6) and
another pages XYZ.com/456.html (which is 1 day old and 0 PR)
[/ol] Most of us with say that Google will give value to XYZ.com/123.html more than XYZ.com/456.html, but WHY? Isn't it more natural to add links while creating a page than adding links after 4 years? If Google hasn't done it so far, its time they check people who are editing their articles/pages to add links after X days. If I was a Google engineer I would have given more value to XYZ.com/456.html than XYZ.com/123.html. What do you say? Thanks,
AjiNIMC aka Web Kotler
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