Tim's second video on the backlinking service....

[addlet]

In the video that Tim just did about the back linking service, in the example he showed, that particular site does not provide the opportunity to put in a back link so unless you were to put in a hyper text link then you will not benefit from making a comment.

The chance of you getting a hyper text link approved is fairly slim.

IF you leave a comment on a blog that has a high page rank even though the actual page where you leave the comment has no page rank...(and this is assuming you can leave a back link with your comment) do you still benefit from leaving that comment on a blog that has the high page rank even though the page where you left the comment and back link has n/a PR?

[samdeane]

Hi,

The preceived wisdom is that if you post a link on a PR0 page within a PR5 site (as an example) that over time google will confer some weight upon that backlink as the link juice flows from a PR5 site. However, there is very few people who would say that they "know" this to be true. However, what seems to be the case is that when people post lots of these one way backlinks, they do get an improvement in their rankings. Seemingly their improvement is more accentuated if those backlinks are from EDU or .gov sites and so forth and so on. Likewise, apparently if it is a link from a site that operates as an authority site within your own niche, that is also seen to give an added jump. But nothing is 'known' as truth because google loves to play this guessing game with us.

Hope that helps

All the best

Sam

[addlet]

yes they certainly do like to keep moving the cups. I say cups cause it is similar to the street shysters in NYC that have the cup and pea thing happening and if you pick the right cup you win the prize.