foodsafetyuofk.net
PR4
Link Popularity
Yahoo : 9
AllTheWeb : 1
DMOZ.org listed? - no


nwtravelonline.com
PR3
Link Popularity
Yahoo : 0
AllTheWeb : 0
DMOZ.org listed? - no


pt-f1live.com
PR4
Link Popularity
Yahoo : 0
AllTheWeb : 0
DMOZ.org listed? - no

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statelawpublisher.com
PR4
Link Popularity
Yahoo : 1
AllTheWeb : 1
DMOZ.org listed? - no


sherwinsfolly.com
PR3
Link Popularity
Yahoo : 103
AllTheWeb : 101
DMOZ.org listed? - yes
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777handbags.com
PR2
Link Popularity
Yahoo : 259
AllTheWeb : 163
DMOZ.org listed? - no

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"To make popular, and fast page rank means tell everyone regarding your website such as you are doing. Here's more ways to attract the traffic to your website with high page rank but more important thing is your site should have great services, great content, great keywords.

"You should have some good content and keywords which can help you to be more seo friendly.
Here's some techniques as well to boost traffic up., and high fast high page rank, Hope you find it useful!, Write something great about your niche and email other bloggers to, let them know – there’s a good chance they’ll link to you, Have a signature link in forums that points to your site, Post links to your pages to social bookmarking sites.

Add an RSS subscribe button/link in a high profile spot on your site
Add a mailing list subscribe form in a high profile spot on your site, Add a bookmark this site link in a high profile spot on your site

Use a Tell A Friend Script on your site so people can email their friend about an article on your website., Submit a blog to a blog directory, Buy links to your site, Buy reviews about your site on other people’s site, Buy banner space on other websites if you can get a good ROI
Send articles to ezine publishers with a link back to your website.

Do a big viral push for a piece of link bait, post it in forums, social bookmarking sites like digg, email bloggers, and get a few people to vote for you on social bookmarking sites – this little push could start a viral chain reaction!

Many ways to make money from the internet, one of them is selling domains or links/blogrolls.
Every day over 20,000 domain names are abandoned and expire for whatever reason.
Many of these are domain names that had websites that were listed in: Alexa, Google Yahoo Directories, AllTheWeb, Altavista, Dmoz and many other valuable directories.

Thousands of Top Level Domain that have been created and forgotten, many with hundreds of backlinks pointing to them, and are abandoned every day just waiting for you to find them.

Registering a PageRank domain name is really exciting. We would all like to capture that exclusive domain that may be highly brandable or keyword-rich and/or with good PR. It's not quite as easy as it once was. Each week thousands of domain names expire and become available again. These expired domain names are names that were previously registered, but where the registration has not been renewed, or where the registrant has defaulted on payment. These unclaimed domain names are then repossessed and are made available for anyone to register again.
Many of such domains are already registered with search engines, have established back links, google page rank and traffic.
Buying such name you can either build your own website or you can just sell links on the page.

For example a single link/blogroll on a Google PR5 domain worth anything from $80 to $100 and more per year!
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To achieve a PR4/5/6/7 ranking is not easy and need a lot of effort and time.
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The expired domain business is a very competitive, first-come-first-serve field. If a domain is listed in the yahoo or dmoz directory or has significant backlinks and/or PageRank, the difficulty in grabbing them before someone else increases significantly.

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When PageRank leaks from a site via a link to another site, all the pages in the internal link structure are affected. (This doesn't always show after just 1 iteration). The page that you link out from makes a difference to which pages suffer the most loss. Without a program to perform the calculations on specific link structures, it is difficult to decide on the right page to link out from, but the generalization is to link from the one with the lowest PageRank.

Many websites need to contain some outbound links that are nothing to do with PageRank. Unfortunately, all 'normal' outbound links leak PageRank. But there are 'abnormal' ways of linking to other sites that don't result in leaks. PageRank is leaked when Google recognizes a link to another site. The answer is to use links that Google doesn't recognize or count. These include form actions and links contained in javascript code.

Form actions
A form's 'action' attribute does not need to be the url of a form parsing script. It can point to any html page on any site. Try it.

To be really sneaky, the action attribute could be in some javascript code rather than in the form tag, and the javascript code could be loaded from a 'js' file stored in a directory that is barred to Google's spider by the robots.txt file.

Like the form action, it is sneaky to load the javascript code, which contains the urls, from a seperate 'js' file, and sneakier still if the file is stored in a directory that is barred to googlebot by the robots.txt file.

The "rel" attribute
As of 18th January 2005, Google, together with other search engines, is recognising a new attribute to the anchor tag. The attribute is "rel", and it is used as follows:-

The attribute tells Google to ignore the link completely. The link won't help the target page's PageRank, and it won't help its rankings. It is as though the link doesn't exist. With this attribute, there is no longer any need for javascript, forms, or any other method of hiding links from Google.

Inbound links (links into the site from the outside) are one way to increase a site's total PageRank. The other is to add more pages. Where the links come from doesn't matter. Google recognizes that a webmaster has no control over other sites linking into a site, and so sites are not penalized because of where the links come from. There is an exception to this rule but it is rare and doesn't concern this article. It isn't something that a webmaster can accidentally do.

The linking page's PageRank is important, but so is the number of links going from that page. For instance, if you are the only link from a page that has a lowly PR2, you will receive an injection of 0.15 + 0.85(2/1) = 1.85 into your site, whereas a link from a PR8 page that has another 99 links from it will increase your site's PageRank by 0.15 + 0.85(7/100) = 0.2095. Clearly, the PR2 link is much better - or is it? See here for a probable reason why this is not the case.

Once the PageRank is injected into your site, the calculations are done again and each page's PageRank is changed. Depending on the internal link structure, some pages' PageRank is increased, some are unchanged but no pages lose any PageRank.

It is beneficial to have the inbound links coming to the pages to which you are channeling your PageRank. A PageRank injection to any other page will be spread around the site through the internal links. The important pages will receive an increase, but not as much of an increase as when they are linked to directly. The page that receives the inbound link, makes the biggest gain.

It is easy to think of our site as being a small, self-contained network of pages. When we do the PageRank calculations we are dealing with our small network. If we make a link to another site, we lose some of our network's PageRank, and if we receive a link, our network's PageRank is added to. But it isn't like that. For the PageRank calculations, there is only one network - every page that Google has in its index. Each iteration of the calculation is done on the entire network and not on individual websites.

Because the entire network is interlinked, and every link and every page plays its part in each iteration of the calculations, it is impossible for us to calculate the effect of inbound links to our site with any realistic accuracy.