Tons of backlinks from 1 domain

I am keen to know what you think the weight of lets say 2000 backlinks from one domain would be?

e.g lets say it was a forum, and the forums index page was a PR5, lets presume that all the forum threads are PR0

Now, if i managed to add my sites text link to 2000 of the Pr0 forum threads, do you think this would make more difference than just 1 text link on the pr5 page?

 

im not 100% sure but i think it does make a differnce and can help your site more.

 

Multiple votes from one host doesn't make sense from a democratic perspective. Unless you have anchor text variation I highly doubt anything after the first dozen will help.

 

It's worth more than one link, but nowhere near 2000 times the value.

Like TOPS30 said, varying the anchor text from page to page might help you get maximum benefit.

 

thanks for te replies.

I wonder if there is a script that can vary the anchor text automatically?

I have a forum with over 2000 pages, and i have just launched an E-zine and currently have the text link in my footer, but of course it is not possible to change that text (unless i do it every day)

Anyone know if a script to randomize it would be possible?

I have seen random aff banner rotators, so surely there is a text version.

 

<?php

$random_number = rand(1,5);

switch ($random_number) {

   case "1":
      echo '<a href="http://www.domain.ext/">Anchor Text One</a>';
   break;
   case "2":
      echo '<a href="http://www.domain.ext/">Anchor Text Two</a>';
   break;
   case "3":
      echo '<a href="http://www.domain.ext/">Anchor Text Three</a>';
   break;
   case "4":
      echo '<a href="http://www.domain.ext/">Anchor Text Four</a>';
   break;
   case "5":
      echo '<a href="http://www.domain.ext/">Anchor Text Five</a>';
   break;

}

?>

Code (markup):

That's what such a script might look like in PHP. It's untested, but unless I've made a typo it should work.

 

nice one, i will give it a go.

can anyone confirm if the different anchor text will make a difference?

 

Yeah, and you shouldn't ever quote numbers, but other than that...

Quicker/more dynamic method:

<?php

$links = array(	'http://example.com' => 'Anchor Text One',
		'http://example.com' => 'Anchor Text Two',
		'http://example.com' => 'Anchor Text Three',
		'http://example.com' => 'Anchor Text Four',
		'http://example.com' => 'Anchor Text Five'
		);
$domains = array_keys($links);
$k = rand(0, count($links));
echo '<a href="'.$domains[$k].'">'.$links[$k].'</a>';

PHP:

Edit: Ah, sorry, haha, wasn't thinking straight.

 

It will have a big impact on yahoo serps, but you need to offset that block of same anchor links with a lot of variety from elsewhere

 

Does that implies sitewide linking has very little impact on google serps ?

Thanks

 

From what I've seen, yes.

On yahoo you can out-link your compeditors, and links from the same site seem to be given credit in that race (given you have a good mix from elsewhere also).

 

yeah it does a difference. Google loves the quality not the quantity

 

It is not healthy, as much as possible acquired backlinks from different domains...

 

I totally agree!

 

You need to be careful as adding too many links in a short time can get your site penalised.

 

You need links from different IP C Classes, and also, if you get a lots of links from beginning you could get banned because of spam.

 

It's much better to have a link on 2000 different domains!

 

In my opinion, adding one page to many pages of the same site, is helpful to improve the ranking. If you get backlink from high PR page, it gives more link juice which helps to improve ranking as well as traffic.

 

Multiple links from 1 domain is meaningless . You can vary anchor texts. But you cant over use it. Just get one link from one thread and get link for another anchor text from another thread.