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It will make the task of serious link building just a little tougher.
I believe it will start the trend of evaluating sites rather than pages for the link exchange or one way links.
So what will not mattter now is the page that your link exists on but the site it exists on.( Anyway that is how probably google counts them) but just that we in SEO community are obstinate enough not to factor that in.
Link building will now have to focus on site factors and not page factors. I have started a thread in link development to list the strategies that can be used to evaluate sites now.
However the game has taken another turn.
Brett what do you think( from your earlier post in this thread). Are we all ranting.
Will they bring it back.
Every once in a while I'll have a server that goes down for a day or two before it can be brought back online. Like most webmasters, every minute that my web site is down is agonizing for me, and my World is a totally different place without my "baby".
Whenever the web site is finally brought back online, no one mentions its disappearance. I'll immediately get a question from a web visitor who is totally obliviouos to the outage. Within 5 minutes, it will make a sale, within 10 minutes hackers will be trying to get into the server, and I'll be able to relax as my World is free to continue as if it was never interrupted.
This Toolbar PR missing in action is just a minor blip. It is just part of the forward movement that is the Internet...
Of course, now that the "quality" of a site will mainly be determined from its content, relevance and popularity, site evaluation for link building will only become more interesting and purposeful.
Any more thoughts on a future without the green bar for all link builders?
Matahari
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I bet future is 0X cents per page, for those who really needs to know.