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I'm currently working for a company that has a big site with more than 10,000 pages in it. One company has offering me a network linking between my site and theirs. But the difference is they have a lot of domain while I only have just one domain (but unique content in each page)
They ask me to create an extra link page and link to their 150 sites from my internal 150 pages and they will link to my 150 pages from each of their site. So, I was thinking that if I link to them from my 150 internal pages by having 150 links from each page...it will be 22,500 links pointing out from my site to the same url for 150 times.
I know that it's a bit confuse but can anybody help me out of this. I'm afraid that if I do that, then Google will penalized my site because of duplicate outbound link. And will google consider my site as a link farm from doing this?
And they also offering another solution, they will put 1 link to my home page and put it in their 20,000 pages each. And I have to put 2 links pointing to their site in my 10,000 pages. So we both get 20,000 from each other equally.
I'm so confuse about this and still don't know what to do.
Please help...anyone..
Thank you very much
and put it in their 20,000 pages each.
The number of pages from one domain pointing to you doesn't have a benefit. One link from one domain is what counts.
If many pages from one domain counted for anything, then web designers would have the highest PR of any industry. Go to the Google directory and check the web designer links, you will find that the highest PR is 6 in some categories (web design>basic>c, etc.).
One link from one domain...
Don't let greed get in the way of building a website.
One link from one domain. The decision is simple.
If many pages from one domain counted for anything, then web designers would have the highest PR of any industry.
Does that go for anchor text as well? What about 10,000 pages all pointing to 10,000 different pages of another site and not repeating the URL? I thought this was of benefit, if not for PR, then at least for anchor text.
