Hello Deliguy, interesting articles…….
I’ve bookmarked ur site so dat i can visit in future.

That’s a classic, December 20, 2004 article and a great method. A Stanford paper a few months later also claims to show the best way to increase page rank within a site. [2] get the pdf directly (original link broken).

Do you use nofollow or javascript links to link to the article directory on all pages so that users can find it without pushing too much page rank at it?

QuadsZilla’s [3] Build a better link farm is similar, with conclusions about using multiple sites.

Yes this is correct… I am long time using this simple think… linking from all inner sites and most important sites to HP sites is working.

I gave you a nice plug on Aaron’s site here [4] http://www.seobook.com/archives/002189.shtml

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Thanks for the tips.

Nidhi

I am quite confused to how this could be implemented. What I feel has worked on my site is linking to as many of my articles as possible from each page without going over the 200 links per page limit.

Useful explanation there, I can see now that it may be possible to boost pagerand using ones own site.

All pages link back to your homepage. This should be done to help your web design. Consistency, Usability and Navigation should be one of your primary goals. It’s good to hear that it will help you SEO.

The PageRank passed by the subpage would depends on the PageRank of the subpage itself, correct?

Thanks for the info

This is a great method for filtering PR throughout your site.

But you will have problems if you have a very large site.

I think it’s not good for your web, if you are going to do it.

But sorry for the question, with a blog this kind of scheme is followable?

Using no follows to push page rank to the home page is called page rank sculpting. Since 2009 Google counts internal no follow links as normal links to damp the effect of page rank sculpting. It is no longer an effective technique.

Google folks have been saying for years that adding content to your site daily is a great way to increase your traffic. The principles above support that. I’ve been practicing the structure above for years with success. Great post for any Internet marketer.

Thanks, and nice to meet you.

Jim

Hi Eli,

Thanks for the tip. I’m going to try this on one of my websites that has 2,800 pages indexed and see if this can give me a PR5… do you think this is possible?

Eli,
This article is a bit old and I understand and remember your weak ass paint skills, but bro. redo the pic so that this still very relavent post adds value. If I still had it I would send it back to you, but I long sense deleted it. My bad, but maybe you still have it and can rehost it? realtyinoregon.com/images is dead Nice to see you back in June 2010. See you again in the fall LOL

I already have a blog, on a subdomain, that I post articles to. Should I post the same articles on both my website and my blog.

Yeah, the image is dead… does somebody have it cached or can you repost a working link to it Eli ?

this is a very interesting article

You understand Ian Rogers has mistakes in that article?
His example 13 is not a way to get a high pr, even the wrong way. It makes me wonder if anything else is wrong, but I did not check. The example 13 is no different than a hierarchy (example 5). The total PR will be the same, but there won’t be high pr at all on the home page. It’s actually opposite. The pr will be divided among page A and B (example 13). A hierarchy with the same amount of pages and links would create a super high pr home page with easy navigation to the user.

And another thing, no you won’t get banned by Google for example 13 way of linking. Google does not ban for the way you link. Why would they ban you for this kind of linking? Nonsense.

The information you provided was very useful. Because of your help, thank you.

Ack! The image is gone!

NO image?

BTW, that statement of 0.11 of a page rank point is only valid for lower PRs… It won’t help you to publish 10 articles to go from PR4 to PR5…

thanks for the share. unique and very useful info.

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I’m genuinely confused as I didn’t read the original article.But nevertheless,I’ve small sites,no big ones yet.

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Sound interesting
I never thought about that
Thank you

thanks for this suggestion i will try this technique

A really interesting and very useful article.. How does these figured add up today, seeing the experiment was posted more than 3 years ago?

Using no follows to push page rank to the home page is called page rank sculpting. Since 2009 Google counts internal no follow links as normal links to damp the effect of page rank sculpting. It is no longer an effective technique.