Link Lists Closing

Bill · 2007-06-28, 09:14 PM

We can't know for sure that the freesite links were the "crap".

I still think a dupe content filter is just as likely (more likely, IMO) as a bad neighborhood filter.

I don't think we have a good model yet of why some of the medium-to-small linklists have lost their positions.

But I'd agree with Halfdeck, it's not at all likely that a lot of nofollows would lead google to drop the pages any further in positions.

If you nofollow, say, the freesite listings, sponsor links, and the trades, you create a kind of list that a lot of people would stop subbing to and trading with- but it would have been an interesting experiment, to see how google reacted to it.

Maj. Stress · 2007-06-28, 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill

I don't think we have a good model yet of why some of the medium-to-small linklists have lost their positions.

Since I don't know all of the link lists and the keywords they lost positions on I sent you a pm that may shed some light on the subject.

2007-06-28, 09:14 PM	#1
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	We can't know for sure that the freesite links were the "crap". I still think a dupe content filter is just as likely (more likely, IMO) as a bad neighborhood filter. I don't think we have a good model yet of why some of the medium-to-small linklists have lost their positions. But I'd agree with Halfdeck, it's not at all likely that a lot of nofollows would lead google to drop the pages any further in positions. If you nofollow, say, the freesite listings, sponsor links, and the trades, you create a kind of list that a lot of people would stop subbing to and trading with- but it would have been an interesting experiment, to see how google reacted to it.