Google puts a tremendous amount of emphasis on link popularity and link reputation when determining rank. This determined through their Page Rank system. Remember, it is Page Rank not Site Rank. With Google, each page has its own Page Rank. PageRank is a numerical rating from 0-10 with 10 being the highest. This number is determined by the quantity and quality of incoming links. For example, a link from the Yahoo! Directory and one from an obscure site both count as one link. However, there is a difference in quality. One quality link can carry the same benefit as 100+ poor quality links. Using your keyword phrase in the link text (anchor text) for incoming links is extremely important. This is can be very more important in keyword sniping. Remember, you want important and related links, not just any links.

The common troubles for an online marketer is worrying if they would obtain the backlink of the High Page Rank website, and if the backlink would increase their website page rank. Let’s say a common and decent page rank is 2 or3 and up. But for this guide, we’ll use 2, since it is mostly a common PR. For this prime example, we’ll make up a character named John. John is webmaster, who just finished building his website with a page rank of 0, and is ready to drive traffic to it. So, John learns a little about Search Engine Optimization (SEO), and reads that in order to drive more traffic in any search engine, he must have high pr websites linking to his page. If so, his website would most likely be listed on the top 10, due to a high page rank. Now John starts searching for other websites with a page rank of 2 and up so he can link to them in order to achieve a PR above 2.

John finally finds 20 web pages with a PR of 3 and over, and starts posting links on the websites. He waits for 1 whole month to check if he had obtained backlinks from those high PR web pages. Sadly, John’s web page had obtained only 3 out of 20 backlinks from the previous web pages he submitted links to. In addition, his web page is also left with the PR of 0. Why? Well, the other page rank might have had a “no follow tag” on their high pr webpage. The “nofollow” actually means “don’t trust” or “don’t pass PageRank” to the page this link references.

What is his Solution? John realizes that now he needs to find a High PR page with a “follow” attribute.

His Task: Very hard to do!

Now how can John achieve a pagerank without the uses of website link exchanges or going through the struggles of not finding a “no follow” attribute page?

With this current method we’ve developed, John will be able to achieve a page rank of 4 within minutes!

This method will require the use of the website digg.com! Please register, once you have a chance.

1. Simply go to digg.com
2. Go to pages that are older than 365 days, which are guaranteed to view high page rank pages there. You can also find some in the newer sections of digg, too. But go to pages older than 365 days
3. Click on the comments of these stories and take a look.
4. Tell me what do you see–You will see high page rank pages. Most of them PR5 and up!
5. Check How Many Digg Users Commented On that Digg! If there are more than 50 comments, don’t bother posting your links for that high pr digg page, as your links will not be credited for the back link.
6. Once you find a High PR Digg Page with less than 50 Comments, all you have to do is make a comment and post your URL like this http://www.yourdomainname.com and that’s it.
7. Your link is now on a high page rank page for FREE!
8. Now just search around and keep looking you will find some pages that are really really high page rank such as pr8, Pr7 and more.

Repeat this process and you” have more authority in the search engines in no time!

Note: Usually you’ll want to choose the ones with the most diggs because they will usually have higher page rank…Now shih keep this quiet because too many people doing this will lose its effectiveness… “What’s told in the PLR eBook Club is kept in the PLR eBook Club.”

Here is one example of a digg link I found (took me 1 minute): http://digg.com/politics/Forbes_Ante_up_SC_judge_rules_Texas_Hold_em_is_a_skill Pr3

Tip: If you find a High Page Rank Digg with someone spamming their links. Check that user’s history, so you can track every digg page he has posted his links on.

For example: While I was finding the odd and low commented digg pages I recognized the usual links would show up from the same “spammers”. So I checked his profile and followed along to the sites that he posted to and sure enough they all had high PR…..all of them even a few PR 6.

One of the spammer’s digg histories you can view here, and obtain PR for your sites quickly: http://digg.com/users/jimb12345/history/comments

- Written by PLR eBook Club Team Member – Admin Chris
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