Does Google react to a big jump in backlinks?

Wow people. Lots of different ideas. Thanks for the detailed answer whoisbambam. I tend to agree with angilina.

I am not rapidly building huge numbers of backlinks to any of my sites.

My curiosity on what people thought was really started because I have read a number of times that Google penalised a large jump in backlinks in a short time.

I wondered how people on DP with many posts (hundreds or thousands) who change the links in their signature might be affecting the linked sites.

 

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Excellent answer and true, people have said you can get penalised to gettting to many links for a long time, but if this was true people could sabatage competators sites, which would cause chaos so this clearly cant be true.

Woc

 

So imagine that I have a forum with 50k pages indexed. Will Google penalize my competitor if I place his link sitewide on my forum?

 

It depends on your domain age.

If your site is a new born, then be prepared to be penalized.

But if your site has been online like 1 year and more, you might experience a keyword ranking drop but this will only be like a few days and it will bounce up again and perhaps even acquire better ranking.

 

zee,

site wide links shouldnt penalize the target site. it could prevent YOU from passing along Pr to anybody.

This is thought to be a manual filter, so you would more than likely have to be reported to get that penalty applied.

your site would still rank fine unless they found something else during the review.

you really are not benefiting either one of you in the long run, as it is believed that now ibl's are also filtered by IP, so if, overnight, 50,000 links from the same IP pointed to domainB, then domainB is thought to only get 1IBL anyway (we are talking google here, not msn or yahoo).

so there is no reason to take the risk.

the above is the opinions of many in the seo community, and we dont know the absolute facts.

 

You will be fine as long as its not from a bad neighborhood.

 

In link building, it is advisable to have moderate backlinks coming from mostly relevant sites. Some experts advises to have some strong backlinks even from not so related sites.

 

I'm sure they do react but I can't think it will be too bad because competitors could essentially use backlinks to ruin competitors.

 

If there is any uncertainty on what Google will do on jump number of backlink, then I am just thinking to create backlink not in short of time, but regularly day-by-day to build links. It may be not so harmful in search engine. Any opinion?

 

Thanks for all your ideas and suggestions. Here is one thing that I want to share with everyone. More than one of my competitors have sitewide links on different sites that are not even related to our niche yet, they rank better than I do. One of them has a sitewide link on a forum that discusses different issues related to mothers, one has featured links (sitewide) on different NEWS websites that have thousands of pages indexed in Google. There is nooooo relevancy but they are ranking high, in fact, they are higher than I am now and I used to be #2 with only legit not-paid-for links. So I guess, at least for established old sites, Google's penality for suddent jump in backlinks is a myth.

AIKAZ, that's not a problem at all. Keep building links on daily basis. Relevant or not, just get links. Avoid links from Adult, warez sites or gambling related sites IF that's not your niche already and you should be fine Directory submission can work like a charm as well