What is the pagerank?
What's the PageRank of the page that is linking
to you? What are the PageRanks of some of its subpages that link to other
sites? Install the Google
Toolbar to find out. While some websites may have very high PageRanks
for their homepage, the other pages on their site may have a much lower
PageRank. Pay attention to the specific page that will be linking to you when
considering how good a site's PageRank actually is.
Cache status
Does the site have an up-to-date entry inside of
Google's cache? You can check by searching Google with the command
"cache:example.com". A site that doesn't have an up-to-date cache is
often a red flag that there is something wrong with a search engine's ability
to crawl that site.
Link popularity
How many entries does the site have? What is its
link popularity? Use Marketleap's Link Popularity Checker to get some quick and
dirty facts about a site's web presence.
Number of outbound links
Does their links page already have a ton of links
on it? The more links they have, the less link love your site will receive.
Also, are there a lot of sponsored links to unrelated sites like sites about
gambling, pharmacies, or adult content? These can also devalue a site's ability
to pass on link value.
Age of site
How long has a site been registered for? Usually,
it's best to get links from sites that have been around for more than two
years, as search engines tend to be a little less trusting of brand new
domains. You can check how long a website has been around by going to the WaybackMachine and seeing when the
earliest entry for the domain was.
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