Actual PR7 Blog Post - Whitehat Link Power
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I checked this domain with SEO Spyglass which will check all the links to see if the link is actually on the page in "real time" and I am only seeing 2 links a PR3 and a PR5.
Yes this site did in the past have a few high PR links pointing to it but now they have been removed.
Majestic, open explorer and all those check historical data and for the most part are not accurate enough to use when trying to check the current link profile of sites/domains.
From what I am seeing there is NOTHING to support a PR7 and a link from this site is fairly worthless.
Since open explorer uses historical data PA/DA are many times a false measure as well. It is also very easy to GAME PA/DA with spam links that are fairly worthless.
I'd have to agree with Zingo on this one....I don't think that this blog is going to survive the next PR update for these reasons.
I saw a little positive SERP movement on the sites which OP linked to, and there was no other linking to these sites in months so this one blog post definitely helped.
Overall the blog is much higher quality than the usual stuff you find in the BST section here on wickedfire. All blog posts have relevant images...some blog posts have only authority outbound links...the site has it's own unique twitter feed...
To sum it up --- this blog post is much better than most you get here. But is it worth it? I think the price needs to come a good deal down from $79 a pop.
Well - I snagged a review from OP for 40$ - Communication was solid, he said the link would post on a certain day and it did. S
EOquake is saying pr7 and scrapebox fake PR checker is saying real at pr7, but who can argue with Zingo. I mean OP maybe you can, but the dude has been doing this shit a lot longer than I have so Im gonna side with him on this one. I have not looked as far into the issue as him ... so take it for what its worth
The blog looks great. Quailty theme, pics in posts, well written articles etc...
EOquake is saying pr7 and scrapebox fake PR checker is saying real at pr7, but who can argue with Zingo. I mean OP maybe you can, but the dude has been doing this shit a lot longer than I have so Im gonna side with him on this one. I have not looked as far into the issue as him ... so take it for what its worth
The blog looks great. Quailty theme, pics in posts, well written articles etc...
According to scrapebox there are several PR6s and several PR5 links to the site, along with plenty PR4s through PR1s.
UNFORTUNATELY We had a nice, juicy PR8 link drop off of the site right around the time I posted this thread. So , will it survive the next PR update with the current links? Likely not.
That would be the case if I wouldn't go out and buy another PR8 link to replace the one that dropped. I spent too much money on buying this domain to have it drop from a PR7 to even a PR6, so wouldn't it make a decent business decision to make sure it maintains the PR7 rank? PR isn't the best metric, neither is DA or any others. Unfortunately there isn't some magic tool that can determine whether a domain is awesome or not, just lots of manual work. I did as much manual research on this domain prior to purchasing it as well as posting this thread. The only beef in reality is the fact that the nice fat PR8 dropped off which I am now in the process of replacing.
On top of things though, Zingo just scraped links from a ahrefs report and checked them, the report is incomplete. The AHREFs report shows a total of 15 whole links, while one of my other, more preferred ways of checking links shows 258 total backlinks. Ahrefs shows just a PR5 and 2 PR3s when in reality it has 2 PR6s, 2 PR5s, 1 PR4s 2 PR3s, and the like. I do my best to ensure that the sites are as I present them to be, HOWEVER it's literally impossible to 'insure' that PR stays with the blogs, just like any other link provider can do on here. We can only talk about past performance on PR updates, and only do so much due-dilligence when dealing with domains.
It's impossible to build any sort of business online without making customers happy, so it's in my best interest to make sure the buyers are happy , either with absolutely insuring the website stays as a PR7 on the next update or otherwise giving them another blog post on another PR7 site of mine.
UNFORTUNATELY We had a nice, juicy PR8 link drop off of the site right around the time I posted this thread. So , will it survive the next PR update with the current links? Likely not.
That would be the case if I wouldn't go out and buy another PR8 link to replace the one that dropped. I spent too much money on buying this domain to have it drop from a PR7 to even a PR6, so wouldn't it make a decent business decision to make sure it maintains the PR7 rank? PR isn't the best metric, neither is DA or any others. Unfortunately there isn't some magic tool that can determine whether a domain is awesome or not, just lots of manual work. I did as much manual research on this domain prior to purchasing it as well as posting this thread. The only beef in reality is the fact that the nice fat PR8 dropped off which I am now in the process of replacing.
On top of things though, Zingo just scraped links from a ahrefs report and checked them, the report is incomplete. The AHREFs report shows a total of 15 whole links, while one of my other, more preferred ways of checking links shows 258 total backlinks. Ahrefs shows just a PR5 and 2 PR3s when in reality it has 2 PR6s, 2 PR5s, 1 PR4s 2 PR3s, and the like. I do my best to ensure that the sites are as I present them to be, HOWEVER it's literally impossible to 'insure' that PR stays with the blogs, just like any other link provider can do on here. We can only talk about past performance on PR updates, and only do so much due-dilligence when dealing with domains.
It's impossible to build any sort of business online without making customers happy, so it's in my best interest to make sure the buyers are happy , either with absolutely insuring the website stays as a PR7 on the next update or otherwise giving them another blog post on another PR7 site of mine.
I asked you twice to send me examples of the current links that are pointing to the site. You have not done this. It could be a lot worse than me posting here on your thread.
If you send me proof I will delete my post and others on this thread relating to this issue.
I am not doing this to attack you I am looking out for the best interest of the community, anytime I see a PR7 or above this is a red flag, been doing this a long time.
thx.
I ordered a permanent sticky post.
Saw the post just now.
Looks PERFECT. Definitely one of the best posts I have paid for. 2 random images, one image pulled out from my domain, good amount of readable text.
Domain looks clean, with twitter attached to it.
MajesticSEO shows few strong back links, but I highly doubt that it will keep PR7.
To be honest I would be happy if domain drops to PR6. If for some reason PR7 sticks, puhh best money ever spent
But if it goes below PR6, hmm not worth it
Saw the post just now.
Looks PERFECT. Definitely one of the best posts I have paid for. 2 random images, one image pulled out from my domain, good amount of readable text.
Domain looks clean, with twitter attached to it.
MajesticSEO shows few strong back links, but I highly doubt that it will keep PR7.
To be honest I would be happy if domain drops to PR6. If for some reason PR7 sticks, puhh best money ever spent
But if it goes below PR6, hmm not worth it
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