Re: How??

Darren Tipton <news (AT) appletippy (DOT) org> wrote:

How did this site manage to get a PR4?

That would have been a nice subject, instead of "How??"

No inbound links.

Don't check with Google:

www.countywide-driving.co.uk/ordit.htm
http://www.countywide-driving.co.uk/..._examiner1.htm
www.learners.co.uk/adicentre/adic-txt2.htm
www.firstutor.com/drivinginstructortraining
www.near.co.uk/driving-schools-brighton/222
www.near.co.uk/driving-schools-newhaven/984/3

(yahoo)

Not great content either.

Content is a different matter. One PR6 ibl could have made that PR4 happen.
So just one IBL.

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what's a IBL if you don't mind shedding some light on the noob
Thanks in advance,
Josh

On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 09:26:34 +0200, JoshNYC128 <JoshNYC128 (AT) gmail (DOT) com>
wrote:

what's a IBL if you don't mind shedding some light on the noob

Hmmm... BL is Back Links, I always felt that I stands for Incoming,
but then Incoming Back Link sounds like tautology.

Best,
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Borek wrote:

On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 09:26:34 +0200, JoshNYC128 <JoshNYC128 (AT) gmail (DOT) com
wrote:

what's a IBL if you don't mind shedding some light on the noob


Hmmm... BL is Back Links, I always felt that I stands for Incoming,
but then Incoming Back Link sounds like tautology.

The terminology is a bit confused.

IBL - inbound links (as opposed to outbound links)
BL - backlinks

both are of course the same thing.

Mikkel

On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 11:39:03 +0200, Mikkel Moldrup-Lakjer
<mikkel (AT) fabel (DOT) dk> wrote:

what's a IBL if you don't mind shedding some light on the noob

Hmmm... BL is Back Links, I always felt that I stands for Incoming,
but then Incoming Back Link sounds like tautology.

IBL - inbound links (as opposed to outbound links)
BL - backlinks

Ha, so I am the author of tautology by myself

Best,
Borek
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BATE - program for pH calculations
CASC - Concentration and Solution Calculator
pH lectures - guide to hand pH calculation with examples

Borek wrote:

On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 11:39:03 +0200, Mikkel Moldrup-Lakjer
mikkel (AT) fabel (DOT) dk> wrote:

what's a IBL if you don't mind shedding some light on the noob


Hmmm... BL is Back Links, I always felt that I stands for Incoming,
but then Incoming Back Link sounds like tautology.


IBL - inbound links (as opposed to outbound links)
BL - backlinks


Ha, so I am the author of tautology by myself

It /is/ confusing, as those are two separate systems of namegiving.

I first learned the acronyms
IBL-inbound links
OBL-outbound links

Then when I saw the BL abbreviation in this group I was confused as to
the existence of "-bound links"? :-)

Mikkel
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Mikkel Moldrup-Lakjer wrote:

Borek wrote:

On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 09:26:34 +0200, JoshNYC128 <JoshNYC128 (AT) gmail (DOT) com
wrote:

what's a IBL if you don't mind shedding some light on the noob



Hmmm... BL is Back Links, I always felt that I stands for Incoming,
but then Incoming Back Link sounds like tautology.


The terminology is a bit confused.

Also regards terminology, why do SEOs use the word 'spam'? In general
useage spam = unsolicited email, from the Monty python sketch where spam
is served with every meal (ie. you always get junk-mail with the mail
you want).

Spamming to SEOs seems to mean anything that might be considered
'black-hat' (Keyword stuffing, redirects, cloaking etc.) , but to me
these seem to have no logical connection with the common usage of 'spam'
or it's etymology.



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"Mikkel Moldrup-Lakjer" <mikkel (AT) fabel (DOT) dk> wrote

Borek wrote:
On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 11:39:03 +0200, Mikkel Moldrup-Lakjer
mikkel (AT) fabel (DOT) dk> wrote:

what's a IBL if you don't mind shedding some light on the noob


Hmmm... BL is Back Links, I always felt that I stands for Incoming,
but then Incoming Back Link sounds like tautology.


IBL - inbound links (as opposed to outbound links)
BL - backlinks


Ha, so I am the author of tautology by myself

It /is/ confusing, as those are two separate systems of namegiving.

I first learned the acronyms
IBL-inbound links
OBL-outbound links

Mikkel is correct in the terminology of what that stands for.

Then when I saw the BL abbreviation in this group I was confused as to the
existence of "-bound links"? :-)

But, backlinks sounds good also. They are both the same if you look at it
that way.:-) Pretty soon there will be IL's, incoming links or maybe
confused with IL's internal links, OL's outgoing links or EL external links.

Stacey

On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 12:29:52 +0100, Davémon <nospam (AT) nowhere (DOT) no> wrote:

Mikkel Moldrup-Lakjer wrote:
Borek wrote:

On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 09:26:34 +0200, JoshNYC128 <JoshNYC128 (AT) gmail (DOT) com
wrote:

what's a IBL if you don't mind shedding some light on the noob



Hmmm... BL is Back Links, I always felt that I stands for Incoming,
but then Incoming Back Link sounds like tautology.


The terminology is a bit confused.

Also regards terminology, why do SEOs use the word 'spam'? In general
useage spam = unsolicited email, from the Monty python sketch where spam
is served with every meal (ie. you always get junk-mail with the mail
you want).

Spamming to SEOs seems to mean anything that might be considered
'black-hat' (Keyword stuffing, redirects, cloaking etc.) , but to me
these seem to have no logical connection with the common usage of 'spam'
or it's etymology.

Tradition.

BB
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On 25 Oct 2005 00:26:34 -0700, "JoshNYC128" <JoshNYC128 (AT) gmail (DOT) com>
wrote:

what's a IBL if you don't mind shedding some light on the noob
Thanks in advance,
Josh

InBound Link. A link to your site from another site.

BB
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