Forum Moderators: Robert Charlton & goodroi
I've recently stumbled across a site that competes with my own business and couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the success it has taking advantage of Google.
It's a shop with like 5000+ products in it. It's got like 1000+ single sites, each of em targeted for one keyword (phrase). The mainpage has a PR5, no frames and doesn't seem to have any deep links which one could analyse for further observation.
Anyways, each of those mentioned 1000+ keyword-optimized sites get 1st-page results when looked up in Google. Most of these keywords have a big competition. All (and I mean ALL) of these sites have a PR4 and reside within the root httpd directory, at least it let's you believe they are (thinking about mod_rewrite).
One example:
http://www.competitorssite.com/t-123-1221-1231--1231--keyword.htm
That scheme goes for each site.
Question is, hoe does he yield those results? And how comes each site gets a PR4 though no visible inbound links seem to be present?
Thanks for reading through,
Bernhard
What are you using to check? Try Yahoo!......
linkdomain:www.thesite.com -site:www.thesite.com
TJ
what I do not understand yet, is:
The main page www.example.com has a PR5 and all 1000 subpages have automatically a PR4. Does that PR result automatically for all those single pages no matter how many inbound links are within one page?
[edited by: engine at 1:40 pm (utc) on Oct. 11, 2005]
[edit reason] examplified [/edit]
