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So, I have the following dilemma. I have certain amount on my budget and I'm thinking where to invest it better. Would you recommend obtaining blogroll links or focus on links that put in author's byline (for instance when you write a guest post). Could you also explain why you think so? Thanks beforehand.

Well, I can't give you an exact link but it said that paired listing can help you occupy SERPs. Perhaps it'll help you.

I can't figure out what that means.

Thanks for the answer, but as far as I know every single page has its own PR. Isn't that right?

Thanks a lot for your exhasting reply, but could you give me an example of say 3 sites with the following situation (or similoar). A site has a menu with the following buttons (links) to respective pages:

Home - PR3

About us - PR4

Services - PR5

Contact us - PR4

So, the home page is the weakest in terms of PR values.

Thanks in advance.

Can anybody give me an example of 2-4 sites that have lower PR on the homepage and a higher PR on secondary pages (about us, etc)?

And is there a way to search for such sites in Google?

Thanks

I am seeing these terms, but for the life of mine I can't understand what they are. Could anybody explain that in layman's terms? Thanks.

Thanks.

Thanks, I'll read it for sure.

I mean if it will be beneficial for my project (site) to get listed at web-designers-directory.org  Any thoughts on that or you had the experience of working with that site?

Thanks for the extra feedback on the matter. Highly appreciated.

Thanks. You answered my question.

I have the following question. Is it OK to set a desination url to text that did not have it previously? Can it cause SEO (SERP) issues?

For example, I have this sentence:

The tool you're using is great, but this template will help you.

Say, the "this template" text has been just plain text for like a year. And now I want to add a certain destination url to the "this template" phrase.

So, can it cause some SEO issues to me or not?

I've got an interesting situation. I hope you can help.

I have a list of links but I'm not  sure which pages of my site they are from. How do I know which page a specific link is  from?

Thanks in advance.

Thanks,  guys. Finally I understand what it is all about

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http://www.1stwebdesigner.com/design/twitter-marketing-guide/