Figuring out weight w/o adding script?

Is there a way to figure out weight without adding links to site?

Thanks,

brandon

 

The short answer is no, but you could probably estimate by reading various threads (and blogs ) here

 

It would be very complicated, since the script uses the API and not a regular site: command to calculate the amount of pages you have indexed.

 

Yeah but there are loads of tools to get the API page count.

 

There's an idea for an addition to the script.

I would love to know what my site is worth in weight if someone wants to guess. PR5 about 17,700 indexed by G.

Brandon

 

Have a look at this thread http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=14235, as Fryman rightly says it depends where your getting your pages in Google count from. In my experience PR3 is 3 * PR 1, PR4 is 2 * PR2, etc

 

So what when you know your weight? You still won't have a clue how many ads or links that will yield.

 

I check my page count using the site:example.com

PR5
17,700 pages in google

approximately?

 

A site: command is normally well off.

 

You are right, but I know how many 3744 yields

 

TOPS30,

Is there a better way than site:example.com?

Brandon

 

The API site: command is the nearest (exact match probably) you can get (if you want to mimic the system's data).

 

How would I manage to do that? Wouldn't I have to have a script that utilizes the API?

 

I dont think it matters, I think there is a 4000 page cap? If youve got 17k in link: im sure youve got 4000 in the API.

 

Try the Keyword Tracker from DP.

 

3120 using the keyword tracker.

All I am looking for is a rough guess from someone who has a similar site statistically or can just give me a guess.

Brandon

 

You get what you give. That's as close as you can probaly get.

 

Just looking for a number.

 

More or less 25k

 

perfect, thanks fryman.