Maybe I should start this thread in an other section don't know its good or not well as it relates to my website marketing so let me drop few lines: 1- Let say i am going to purchase a paid link. Do i need to prefer full page advertisement or just text link? (Ofcourse text link will cost less) 2- What will be the cost of full page advertisement at pr 4, 3 and 2 websites ( just give me a rough estimate i know backlinks, traffic matters) 3- Do ppl also purchase paid link at free websites if they have good pr ?
1. Text link is cheaper but depend on is it on a single page or site wide 2. Hard to answer, but you can browse on Buy, Sell and trade section for rough estimate(nowadays the price are getting cheaper) 3.Yes of course
I read some where that if we sell full page advertisement we can lose our visitors? How its true coz in text link advertisement we also lose visitors Suppose i sell full page advertisement in 110$ per year at pr 3 website and 90$ for pr 2 r my prices less ( coz its for full page advertisement and mostly ppl sell link for pr 3 in 10$ per month)
PURCHASE text links if the sites are having GOOD PR and Less traffic But it is always better to BUY Full Ad on HIGH traffic sites and if the ads are DO FOLLOW then its just like 1on1
GOOD PR but less traffic .... If i am not wrong u want to say good pr and high traffic web. If i am wrong let me know the reason why good pr and low traffic everyone needs some visitors thats way they purchase link.
Link text may be cheaper but I bet its not better. Obviously, unlike text link, entire page ads will not bifurcate attention of visitors i.e. visitors are focused to your ads only. Think for pagerank10[.]co[.]uk to advertise. Also go for craiglist and kijiji.com. these two are free and drive very targeted traffic.
It depends on the website you're advertising on, if you are advertising on a low traffic website which has good pagerank, then text link ad will be sufficient. Otherwise, if you are advertising on high traffic website banner ads will get you more user attention.