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Well I presume their just linking to dmoz for the results.<br />
Use a program called ICLinx which uses that method to get the results
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Well I presume their just linking to dmoz for the results.
Use a program called ICLinx which uses that method to get the results

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e.g.<br />
linkdomain:<a href="http://www.intouchmedialtd.com" rel="ugc">www.intouchmedialtd.com</a> for Yahoo/Overture
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e.g.
linkdomain:www.intouchmedialtd.com [http://www.intouchmedialtd.com] for Yahoo/Overture

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Gary -<br />
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I am not familiar with ICLinx but all links count. I notice in Google that your higher PR links nearly all come from the same site and the anchor text is InTouch. Not many people search for InTouch I suspect :) so it's a bit of a waste. If you targeted, for example, the key phrase 'web hosting' and got the anchor text changed to 'Web Hosting' it would be much better. Anyway I am sure you get the picture by now - key phrase in title, body text and anchor!<br />
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- duz<br />

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Gary -

I am not familiar with ICLinx but all links count. I notice in Google that your higher PR links nearly all come from the same site and the anchor text is InTouch. Not many people search for InTouch I suspect :) so it's a bit of a waste. If you targeted, for example, the key phrase 'web hosting' and got the anchor text changed to 'Web Hosting' it would be much better. Anyway I am sure you get the picture by now - key phrase in title, body text and anchor!

- duz


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Actually most of my links should be coming the phrase &quot;web desk&quot;, but thanks duz
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Actually most of my links should be coming the phrase "web desk", but thanks duz

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I have a site that has about 600 links to it from different sites (and provide a lot of traffic), but a lot of these come from my dmoz listing. &nbsp;Do the likes of Google etc see these as actual individual incoming links or does it realize they're all from the same source in reality.
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I have a site that has about 600 links to it from different sites (and provide a lot of traffic), but a lot of these come from my dmoz listing.  Do the likes of Google etc see these as actual individual incoming links or does it realize they're all from the same source in reality.

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