Is there a place to find quality links all in one place?

Looking for PR 6 or Higher all in one place

[JoeHouse]

Just curious, I have search high and low to find a resource or site where you can find quality and relevant inbound links all in one.

Is there such a place? If so, where can I find it?

[Mohamed_E]

> Is there such a place? If so, where can I find it?

Sure there is, it's in Heaven. That is where good SEOs, who have never spammed, go after they die.

Until then there is, alas, no substitute for lots of hard work. Otherwise we would all have PR 10 on all our pages, which would not do anyone any good :)

[rogerd]

When you find that place, JoeHouse, please sticky me. :)

[Marcia]

JoeHouse, you can start looking at ODP, which is a quality directory full of pre-qualified sites arranged topically. Find sites you like yourself that are related to your subject matter and that would provide value to your visitors. Then see their back-links and who they link out to. It's really the easiest way to investigate a niche out there.

Some of the best sites around can't be found at search engines because they're not placed high enough and many of them are certainly worth linking to. I found some the other day just by following links that are outstanding sites. I didn't even look at PR - and some aren't listed at ODP but should be.

The way the web is supposed to work is random and following links and it's still a fruitful way to find good sites. You just then write to who interests you. That way might even get you into Heaven. ;)

Otherwise, if you're interested in buying links or PR... ummm, ok, let's call it something else... "advertising space"... check the subject matter of the unsolicited mail you get in your inbox every day. Then do a search for the related search terms and check out the backlinks of the sites at the top - say on the first two pages, and also who links to the sites linking to them. There are intricate networks set up and the legit PR has to start someplace. You're sure to find some worthy site to "sponsor".

[rogerd]

JoeHouse, I'm glad Marcia provided a few serious suggestions rather than leaving Mohamed's and my flippant replies to stand alone. Let me build on her first one by suggesting you use Google's directory rather than ODP; there's a high correlation between directory PR and page PR.

[moltar]

Yes, i will agree, following links is the way to go. I also find many sites that are real good just by links.

It's wierd, some sites come up with PR6, and they are not even in top 200 in Google, and I never found them by links. I found them by links from ATW.

[mil2k]

Sure there is, it's in Heaven. That is where good SEOs, who have never spammed, go after they die.

LMAO ;)

On a serious note Google Directory is a good suggestion. One WW member used some good programming and has made a bot which does this work for him. If you have some $$ then you can hire a good programmer to make such a bot for you. HTH :)

[Mohamed_E]

> ... Mohamed's and my flippant replies ...

The first part of my reply (Heaven) was flippant.

The second part, stressing that there is no substitute for hard work, was not.

Google Directory is one source of potential links categorized by PR. Many other sources of links are needed for a successful link campaign. In other words, lots of hard and not very interesting work.

[dougs]

Grunt grunt and more grunt.......it works better on the web than any where else I have ever known.

Simply find the sites from the places already mentioned and email the owners and keep doing it everyday asking for links. Some will some won't so what.

When you have your 100,000 inbounds from related sites then stop. Go and live on a beach and watch the cash fill the bank account.

You won't care about google rankings then.