created website to link to each other

[souffle]

is it feasable to create website for the same widget and link them to getherto improve PR . or would it be drop in the ocean. for example create 50 website on the same widget with different contents and link them together.asuming they are in different hosting companies.

[Terabytes]

It's been done....and the SE's are aware of this kind of thing...

bottom line...you'll probably get caught by the SE's with your hand in the cookie jar...

I'd advise against it...

[souffle]

So i get penalized by SE. i already have 4 websites of the same widget targeting 3 different segmets of the market. If SE find out i own all 4 i will penalized for it. i dont understand. or is there a limits to how many website i can have.

[souffle]

So i get penalized by SE. i already have 4 websites of the same widget targeting 3 different segmets of the market. If SE find out i own all 4 i will penalized for it. i dont understand. or is there a limits to how many website i can have.

[Wlauzon]

We do it, but the two sites' content are totally different. One is an ecommerce site, and one is only tech info. But they have a lot of cross links, which seems to help a lot.

[CainIV]

Unless each site independently has inbound links, then the links they pass to each other are not trusted links of worth any value, and this deflates the whole purpose of linking, unless you are doing this from a visitor standpoint.

[floriniri]

useless...

[greenleaves]

There are many factors you should consider before attempting such a risky manipulation of the SERPs. You should have a firm grasp on things like having your sites on different class-C IP blocks, not interlinking all your sites to form a closed circle, using different anchor texts, adding the links over periods of time, not interlinking from the navigation menus, having external links to authority sites, etc.

If you ask a question on each of these aspects to 10 different SEOs, you will get 11 different responses. This is because not only is this not an exact science, but mileage varies from site to site. I believe Google will let some industry sites get away with what other industries, just like Google will not let a new site get away with what on old site can do.

Since this is a complex issue, I recommend you read as much as possible on the theme. Once you have a good theoretical foundation, THEN you can play with it. Don’t go ahead and build 50 websites, take it little by little, build a few, experiment, don’t interlink everything as to not put all your eggs in one basket of woven sites. There are many past threads here at webmaster world that could help:

Here you will find an old overview, but non the less valid:
Crosslinking, Interlinking and Reciprocal Linking: [webmasterworld.com...]

Not so on the topic yet a great read:
Safely Crosslinking Sites for Users: [webmasterworld.com...]

Interlinking of Related Sites: [webmasterworld.com...]

A more recent discussion
Interlinking Site Penalty?: [webmasterworld.com...]

Interlinking network of 300 sites good or bad?: [webmasterworld.com...]

And for more: [google.com...]

Best Luck to ya