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04:41 AM EST, Friday Mar 05, 2010
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Hi,
I have doubts about how to apply A-B-C hardlinking:
Lets put an example:
I have a site A who wants to trade with site B using A-B-C hardlinking. In the form of B I enter:
Trade URL: A (My site)
Recip URL: C (Another site)
Doubts:
C should be also a site I own or could be any other site ?
I assume I don't have to do also a direct trading between A and C as this trade is accomplished through B, is this correct ?
The idea of A-B-C hardlinking is to be able to have many links in your site without loosing your PR, right ?
Hope somebody can clarify my doubts.
Thanks and best regards,
DDF
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www.milfdrinker.com
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12:54 PM EST, Friday Mar 05, 2010
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but what you're trying to accomplish is trading traffic without getting penalized by Google for recip links? In other words, you're trying to build one-way links?
The only potential flaw I see is if Google knows sites A and C are owned by the same person/entity... and sadly, there are ways to possibly find that out. I don't know if they use anything that sophisticated in terms of their examination of recip links v. one-way links.
It's definitely a better approach than just a straight swap with A and B, but ... hard to tell if you'd get flagged or not.
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If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you; that is the principal difference between a dog and a man. -Mark Twain
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05:18 AM EST, Saturday Mar 06, 2010
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Hi Connor,
Yes, this is what I am trying to accomplish. My idea would be to do it being C another site not owned by me.
Thanks for your reply.
DDF
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www.milfdrinker.com
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