Natural Linking Pattern Equation: (Post for Google Experts)

Discussion in 'Link Development' started by Fbos123, Jun 5, 2010.

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    Ok here goes:



    Im realizing something.... Google has an equation to determine what is a natural linking pattern


    For instance, say a site has 100 backlinks........... and 97 of them are "do follow", 3 are "no follow"

    Google says ok this cant be... this is unnatural linking.... because 99.9999999999% of the time websites have about 60-70% dofollow, and about 30-40% nofollow

    Therefore.... it now sets off a trigger to analyze the site in question even more

    Now... it looks at the anchor of the backlinks

    100 of them have anchor text.... 0 has just the link itself without anchor

    Again... this is unnatural


    Sites such as digitalpoint.com probably have 10000's of backlinks.... and they will say:


    http://www.digitalpoint.com

    Digital Point

    DP

    DP Forum

    Digitalpoint Forum

    Website

    Click Here

    etc.




    Google knows thats natural






    What do you Google Experts out there think the equation for natural linking is?



    Here is my guess:





    1) 70% of links should have an anchor, 30% should have the website domain only


    - Of that 70% ..... around 75% should have the anchor of the site name....... the rest of the 25% should have many different variations



    2) 70% should be do follow...... 30% should be no follow



    3) There should be a mix of directory links, etc. ........ but blog comment links should only make about 10-15%




    What do you guys think?????



    - FBos
     
    Fbos123, Jun 5, 2010 IP