What weight do you think this site would get?

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  1. #1
    Hi,

    A friend has a vBul. Forum which has 36,100 pages indexed by Google (when you do the site: command) and the main page is a PR4.

    So the question is what weight do you think this site will get as I'm considering getting him onboard of the co-op.

    Thanks
     
    amaze, Jan 4, 2005 IP
  2. crazyhorse

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    #2
    31k of weight ;) thats an estimate
     
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    #3
    Impossible to tell without the URL.

    When the site: command tells you 36K pages, it could be anywhere between 0 weight and 100K weight.
     
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    #4
    My friend has a forum with 84,600.. however since the co-op does only supplimental thing it would only consider 943. So it would depend on that number.

    Tim
     
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  5. amaze

    amaze Active Member

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    So how could I find out the "real figure" of how many of the pages indexed would be accounted for?
     
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    #6
    Not True.

    It's 31k (Don't forget the cap).
     
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    #7
    How do you know it's 31K. That's nonsense. Without knowing how many of the pages are discarded as spam crap supplemental shite, it can be anywhere between 0 weight and indeed (I give you that, 100K was taken from thin air) the cap.
     
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    #8
    Sign up (see link in sig). Or create your own API app to see how many real pages the site: command returns.
     
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    If you hit the cap with a PR4 site I believe your weight would be 54000.
     
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    I was wrong in my first post it is 54k
     
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    Is there any web-based apps that do this if you supply your own API key?
     
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    #12
    yep 54k with cap, pr4
     
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    But it might well not hit the cap because forums are notorious for having a high percentage of 'URL Only' and supplemental results.
     
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    amaze Active Member

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    Yeah so is there any cool tools that allow you to view the "real" number of pages indexed? This would be a neat tool. :)
     
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  16. SEbasic

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    #16
    Right... 54k (Sorry about that)...

    But Tops... You have to admit, 30 pages on a forum (Most of which should should have fairly decent content) is pretty likely to hit the cap.

    Saying that, was the cap raised recently?

    Anyone know the rough figure now?
     
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    #17
    The caps haven't been raised from what I gather.
     
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  18. onestop

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    #18
    one of my forums hits the cap and home page is PR 4 (with the new PR update) and it has exactly 54.000 weight.
     
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    #19
    same for mine
     
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    What are the page count for those sites?
     
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