Strong Sitewide Link on PR4 Site for $45/Year

[brassdragon]

I am offering sitewide links on a PR4 site (predicted PR5) receiving 400-800 unique visitors per day (the traffic is constantly growing) on a Myspace Related Site.

You will be linked either at the top of the menu bar or, if that gets a bit full I will add you at the top of the content bar so your site is visible in all resolutions.

My site is well indexed in google, yahoo etc and is a popular myspace keywords and rankings are increasing!

I am offering a year's advertising for $45
6 months: $30
and permanent for $65

Your link will appear at the top of all pages.

I hope you will consider this and please let me know if the prices are too high or anything.

PM me for more details.

[brassdragon]

There will be no nofollow attribute and I'm also offering 6 months for $30

[brassdragon]

bump..............

[misterproline]

Your no follow attribute post totally kills any interest of anyone.

[brassdragon]

what do you mean?

[Sergio]

Your no follow attribute post totally kills any interest of anyone.
He said he won't use it.

[2mind]

eh, what is a no follow attribute ?

[gluedup2]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nofollow

[brassdragon]

anyhow, is anyone interested?

[brassdragon]

3 people on this forumhave now bought spaces.
only a few left now guys - remember pm!!

[brassdragon]

only a couple more place free now - please do pm if interested!

[Benahue]

eh, what is a no follow attribute ?
Nothing if you ask Eli. He claims the search engines are lying about the attribute doing anything. Imagine if that was true...I was wondering how companies with diff. algos could announce one day that they're going to change their code to recognize new tags and make them all not bleed pagerank. But MSN and ASK have publicly stated that they never claimed they were on board with paying any attention to nofollow tags (I don't agree with the Wiki entry: I remember reading from a Microsoft spokesperson that they never claimed to pay attention to the tags.) What if no follow is a mild sham? What if no follow links do bleed some pagerank, just not as much as the link would w/out it. What if it's not a perfect system. How would anyone really be able to test this?

But to answer your question, the search engines (basically just Yahoo and Google) made a universal announcement one day in 2005 that if you add a no follow attribute to your links, their algo was going to act like the link didn't exist. Then why does the backlink still show up at all, would be a question that comes to mind. That's somewhat suspicious. The link is counted but it does not build PR is the somewhat official explanation. Meaning that 1,000 no follow backlinks aren't totally useless.

[brassdragon]

This is for advertising applications only - no off topic please.

[neds75]

I am interested, if you will sell me do follow link.

Thanks!

[brassdragon]

These prices are now very outdated. PM me for the new prices.