does a link from a < pr4 site help your sites ranking?

does a link from a less than pr4 site help your sites ranking?

lawrence_ wrote:

does a link from a less than pr4 site help your sites ranking?

Most definitely yes, unless it is a penalized site.
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how can you tell if it is a penalized site?
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lawrence_ wrote:
does a link from a less than pr4 site help your sites ranking?

Most definitely yes, unless it is a penalized site.
--
http://www.dextromethorphan.ws/
For information about the psychedelic drug DXM, including dangers.
Yet another murder by someone on Coricidin:
http://www.coricidin.org/kansas-coricidin-murder.htm

Articus schreef:

"rfgdxm/Robert F. Golaszewski"wrote:

lawrence_ wrote:

does a link from a less than pr4 site help your sites ranking?

Most definitely yes, unless it is a penalized site.

how can you tell if it is a penalized site?

How about .... hmmm, let me think, ...

perhaps google for the site and see if it shows up?

:-)

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Barbara de Zoete wrote:

Articus schreef:
"rfgdxm/Robert F. Golaszewski"wrote:

Most definitely yes, unless it is a penalized site.

how can you tell if it is a penalized site?

How about .... hmmm, let me think, ...

perhaps google for the site and see if it shows up?

:-)

Or, the entire site is white or gray toolbar. If white toolbar, it
can be found on very narrow searches.
--
http://www.dextromethorphan.ws/
For information about the psychedelic drug DXM, including dangers.
Yet another murder by someone on Coricidin:
http://www.coricidin.org/kansas-coricidin-murder.htm

rfgdxm/Robert F. Golaszewski schreef:

Barbara de Zoete wrote:

Articus schreef:

how can you tell if it is a penalized site?

How about .... hmmm, let me think, ...

perhaps google for the site and see if it shows up?

:-)


Or, the entire site is white or gray toolbar. If white toolbar, it
can be found on very narrow searches.

I don't think I understand you. Do you mean the toolbar in IE? The
Moz-toolbar doesn't have this feature AFAIK.
And then, if a page is recently put on the net or it has changed
drastically[1], it can be found in google, even with a wider search, but
it has no rank yet. In which category do they come? White or grey?

[1] I recently changed one of my pages rather drastically. It shows up
perfectly in google (even in the first 10 now), but lost pagerank, all
of it. But then, who cares, as long as one is found?
A new page got spidered and indexed within a few days and it can be
found with a wide search, but it has no pagerank yet.

--

Barbara

http://home.wanadoo.nl/b.de.zoete/html/weblog.html *Dagboek*
http://home.wanadoo.nl/b.de.zoete/html/vliegen.html *Zweefvliegen*?

Barbara de Zoete wrote:

rfgdxm/Robert F. Golaszewski schreef:

Or, the entire site is white or gray toolbar. If white toolbar, it
can be found on very narrow searches.

I don't think I understand you. Do you mean the toolbar in IE? The
Moz-toolbar doesn't have this feature AFAIK.

http://toolbar.google.com/

And then, if a page is recently put on the net or it has changed
drastically[1], it can be found in google, even with a wider search,
but it has no rank yet. In which category do they come? White or grey?

[1] I recently changed one of my pages rather drastically. It shows up
perfectly in google (even in the first 10 now), but lost pagerank, all
of it. But then, who cares, as long as one is found?
A new page got spidered and indexed within a few days and it can be
found with a wide search, but it has no pagerank yet.

Usually if a page can be found in Google it is white or green
toolbar. However, I have seen a number of cases where the toolbar
display is inaccurate. That a page can be found in Google would mean if
it is showing gray toolbar, this is an error.
--
http://www.dextromethorphan.ws/
For information about the psychedelic drug DXM, including dangers.
Yet another murder by someone on Coricidin:
http://www.coricidin.org/kansas-coricidin-murder.htm

rfgdxm/Robert F. Golaszewski schreef:

Barbara de Zoete wrote:

rfgdxm/Robert F. Golaszewski schreef:


Or, the entire site is white or gray toolbar. If white toolbar, it
can be found on very narrow searches.

I don't think I understand you. Do you mean the toolbar in IE? The
Moz-toolbar doesn't have this feature AFAIK.

http://toolbar.google.com/

This doesn't really help me much. It is about the toolbar for IE. I've
got that one installed. From the rest of your answer I understood about
the white/green and gray.

BTW: Why does the Moz-toolbar not have a PR-indicator?

And then, if a page is recently put on the net or it has changed
drastically[1], it can be found in google, even with a wider search,
but it has no rank yet. In which category do they come? White or grey?

Usually if a page can be found in Google it is white or green
toolbar. However, I have seen a number of cases where the toolbar
display is inaccurate. That a page can be found in Google would mean if
it is showing gray toolbar, this is an error.

Okay, I just checked again. The indicator is nice green/white now.
Google is quick with its judgement ;-)

--

Barbara

http://home.wanadoo.nl/b.de.zoete/html/weblog.html *Dagboek*
http://home.wanadoo.nl/b.de.zoete/html/vliegen.html *Zweefvliegen*?

Barbara de Zoete wrote:

rfgdxm/Robert F. Golaszewski schreef:

http://toolbar.google.com/

This doesn't really help me much. It is about the toolbar for IE. I've
got that one installed. From the rest of your answer I understood
about the white/green and gray.

BTW: Why does the Moz-toolbar not have a PR-indicator?

Google doesn't have an official Mozilla toolbar with a PR display.
Google considers Mozilla to be a too minor and unworthy a browser to
care about.

And then, if a page is recently put on the net or it has changed
drastically[1], it can be found in google, even with a wider search,
but it has no rank yet. In which category do they come? White or
grey?

Usually if a page can be found in Google it is white or green
toolbar. However, I have seen a number of cases where the toolbar
display is inaccurate. That a page can be found in Google would mean
if it is showing gray toolbar, this is an error.

Okay, I just checked again. The indicator is nice green/white now.
Google is quick with its judgement ;-)

What happens is that the toolbar isn't always in sync what is on the
servers. Thus for example while a page may be in the index with
PageRank, it'll take a couple days before the toolbar shows the PR.
--
http://www.dextromethorphan.ws/
For information about the psychedelic drug DXM, including dangers.
Yet another murder by someone on Coricidin:
http://www.coricidin.org/kansas-coricidin-murder.htm

how can you tell if it is a penalized site?

does a link from a less than pr4 site help your sites ranking?

Most definitely yes, unless it is a penalized site.

See above for the perfect reasons why top-posting is sooooo bad
Please don't top-post

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