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My PR2 is beating their PR5

getting the best ranking from google

         

BeetleBailey

8:22 pm on Dec 18, 2002 (gmt 0)

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Just wanted to give you all some nice feedback, I've used a lot of your advice and am doing better than expected in the rankings.

I have added meta-tags for descriptions and key words and have seen the meta-tag description used in the google listings when my search best matches the meta data.

I have used a free link exchange board to get about 150 low quality inbound links which I am not penalized for but can help my rating. I used simple javascript to keep google from penalizing me for the required outbound link page (which is actually on antoher site entirely).

I have optimized the title to include JUST THE KEY WORDS and used they keywords much in the body.

I have setup the priority page in a star pattern, it links to many pages on my site and those pages only link back to the priority page, this gives the priority page the best theoretical boost. Cross-linking everything just drives all the pages down into the mud. Not giving outbound links from the priority page causes the other pages to be discounted so much that they don't contribute anything back.

That's about it, very specific title, specific matching meta-data, optimization of linking patterns to boost what PR I have available, and avoiding being penalized for hosting a linkfarm. There are a few thousand sites on the topic of my choice and the only site that can beat me is the national headquarters with a PR5, and all I have on that page is PR2.

Interestingly, this site is in a subdirectory, my main site rates a PR4, but I have better inbound linking on the site I am promoting.

BeetleBailey

8:24 pm on Dec 18, 2002 (gmt 0)

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One more thing, I take advantage of places like yahoo profiles and xanga blogging which have high PR to post links back to me, then on my site I make sure to reciprocate to those places so those specific pages are listed in google.

Macguru

8:36 pm on Dec 18, 2002 (gmt 0)

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BeetleBailey,

Can you see a date at the bottom of your listings in Google's SERP'S description?

BeetleBailey

9:22 pm on Dec 18, 2002 (gmt 0)

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naw, the sites been up for six months, I haven't seen the date by my listing for a long time