Which of example gives more link juice in linkbuilding?

[ATCnik]

Which of following examples will give more juice for page in link buiding?

1. Quality phones <a href="">nokia</a>, low price.
Simple text around anchor

2. Online shop of nokia phones. Also free service for <a href="">nokia</a> phones.
Relevant text around the anchor

3. Online shop of nokia phones. Where to buy <a href="">nokia</a> phone?
Relevant text around the anchor + Interrogative form

4. Online shop of nokia phones. How much is the <a href="">nokia</a> 5230 in USA?
Relevant text around the anchor + Interrogative form + Regional binding

[AdiRste]

You need to vary them to ensure a natural link profile.

[RyanKent]

The amount of link juice you will receive is the same in any of those examples. Your question is similar to "which weighs more, a pound of feathers or a pound of lead".

A link's value is determined primarily by the linking page's DA/PA/ or PR (however you measure link value) and the number of links on the page.

There are other factors such as a link in the content area of a page offer more value then links in footer areas for example. Based on your question it seems the link will appear in the content area of your page.

We know Google associates anchor text to a link's value, but I am not aware of that text influencing the amount of value that is passed.