I built my links up and have a PR5 now...now what?

I have been posting in high PR blog comments + forums.

What to do for marketing now that I have achieved a PR5?

 

write lots of good content with good seo maybe?

 

Why dont you try article marketing as well

 

Article marketing always works well, if you are creating quality articles. I guess you just have to keep going as you are, eventually you'll reach a 'tipping-point'.

 

As noted above, create quality and well researched unique based articles, and try to entice visitors to leave comments, and perhaps subscribe to try build loyal visitors...

 

Read my article on how unimportant PR is....

http://techsuave.com/2008/05/03/how-to-get-a-high-pr-doing-nothing/

Time and time again i still find people who think PR is important......

 

If you have a PR of 5 I would look at two options. Check out an ad service that will give you a good price for a PR5 site. There are a lot out there. Or look to sell your blog if you don't want to keep up with it anymore.

 

The thing is, I don't have a "blog" . It's a social networking site.

How do I write articles for that?

 

You can exchange link from PR6,7 site to further increase your PR

 

sell it now before it drops

 

if you have a PR 5 then use text-link-ads.com and start making some decent money off of it.

 

Get hooked up with some private advertising deals.

 

pr5 ... what about your traffic?
spend less time for your marketting & more on monetizing it

 

You should probably buy some more links to keep the pagerank, and do some traffic building to gain even more. Then, find ways to monetize your site, via ads and referrals.

 

Umm perhaps you could start building a real business and forget the time you wasted trying to get a PR5...

It's not your fault though, its the plethora of crap advice that gets posted here.

 

Unfortunately, that's very true. PR is just a green epeen and the only way it can be monetized is selling links to people who think PR is worth anything.

Since it's a social networking site, collecting and selling user data may be an option for revenue, targetted ads can work fine (by age, interests, etc.), but it boils down to offering a quality service to become popular and make money with it.

 

keep working adding content there is always room for improvement.

 

PR HELPS ! ! ! try beating ANYONE for "insurance" WITH OUT ANY LINKS . . .


LOL WONT HAPPEN !

 

There are too many avenues of marketing you could take. Here are few to mention:
- classified ads
- social networking
- contest
- viral
- articles

 

You'll need some good unique content to start getting decent traffic from the search engines. Worry more about the content and back links and not toolbar pagerank and you'll be all set