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a flexible package which allows you to obtain contextual links from over 1000+ unique Web 2.0 domains.
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Are these established blogs with pr? Or are they all new. If aged, what pr range do your blogs have and how long would the post stay on the front page of the site with pr?
 
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Are these established blogs with pr? Or are they all new. If aged, what pr range do your blogs have and how long would the post stay on the front page of the site with pr?
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Hey,

I think you are confusing something here:

We create completely new blogs on the Web 2.0 domains we have in our database. We will post on every site that has the appropriate fields and allows public blog posting. This will either be on a complete new subdomain (i.e. http://blogxyz.wordpress.com), a dedicated blog page for the newly created user (i.e. http://domainxyz.com/userxyz/blog/title-of-blog.html) or on the profile page of the user (i.e. http://domainxyz.com/userxyz/).

We basically publish the article on every page that allows it and our database is growing as we are automating new targets and testing new scrapes almost daily.

So, these will not be established blogs per se - but a bunch of the domains we use have big authority and a good domain PR/DA. What we aim for is the ability to diversify your contextual link-, anchor- and IP-portfolio while allowing unlimited URLs and anchors.

Hope this makes things a bit clearer :)

Cheers,
JT
 
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