Where have all the big guys gone?

[Halfdeck]

Originally Posted by pood

so ppl should start thinking about A->B->C linking.

If you own A and C, that's the same as A->B->A.

[LowryBigwood]

Originally Posted by Halfdeck

If you own A and C, that's the same as A->B->A.

What about if A and C are on different hosts? That should help right or is there more involved?

[Halfdeck]

What about if A and C are on different hosts? That should help right or is there more involved?

Knowing where a domain is hosted isn't too telling when trying to determine the intent of links. Just because sites are hosted in four or five different places doesn't mean they're all owned by different people.

[pood]

Originally Posted by Halfdeck

Knowing where a domain is hosted isn't too telling when trying to determine the intent of links. Just because sites are hosted in four or five different places doesn't mean they're all owned by different people.

You can use C-Block IPS. those will make it seem liek they're from new hosts.

but, what I was trying to say was if you trade links with other ppl and if they have more than 1 site to trade with. you can build 1 one link by trading 1 link with one of the sites and getting a link back from one of his other sites. that way you have one way links

[Halfdeck]

Originally Posted by pood

You can use C-Block IPS. those will make it seem liek they're from new hosts.

but, what I was trying to say was if you trade links with other ppl and if they have more than 1 site to trade with. you can build 1 one link by trading 1 link with one of the sites and getting a link back from one of his other sites. that way you have one way links

And what I'm telling you is they can easily detect that.

[spacemanspiff]

Originally Posted by LowryBigwood

What about if A and C are on different hosts? That should help right or is there more involved?

i asked a Google rep/tech at a convention I attended a while back if they looked at whois info on domains. In the usual "I'm not revealing to much" fashion, he told me they could access whois info, but he wouldn't reveal whether or not they did, and if so whether or not they used it in ranking sites. That's always kind of stuck in the back of my mind though.

[cd34]

Originally Posted by spacemanspiff

he told me they could access whois info, but he wouldn't reveal whether or not they did

I believe this is why google is an icann approved registrar