Site Review Blog - Contextual Text Links

Any webmaster who are into SEO knows that backlinks, both quality and quantity, are so important to determine the site PageRank as well as position in SERPs even though PR doesn't reflect directly to SERPs.

But the link development is not a matter of gaining any backlink you can find. To be recognized by Google as an authoritive site, you must focus on what kind of link profile you are creating. Is it made from all sorts of links? Or is it mainly from relevant links.

When you hear a quality link, it is usually safe to say any link that is relevant to your site theme. Of course, you can go more than that. A quality link can be a link from old well established site. Or a link from high PR, as you know it already.

It seems that Google begins to recognize our link profiles now. Based on them, they determine how valuable your site is. So, it is not a matter of quantity as it never was. But it was not a matter of matching with the relevancy itself either. It's more a matter of who is linking to you and if the site is well recognized by Google, authoritive in that niche, then yours will be considered as more valuable also.

The blog's inner pages, category pages are now PR3. Some of them are PR2 after the recent Google update. This is a great news. Advertisers who buy contextual links in a blog usually do not get any PageRank benefit because whenever new posts are added, the old ones are pushed off the front page where the PR is.

Unlike other businesses via contextual blog links, this blog can offer a better deal. Every advertiser can have a permanent link in a specific themed category with PR. This is exactly what I planned. The directory structure in a blog. Pretty cool idea :)