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Backllinks to make Google happy

Hi X-perts,

I am just wondering if there is any sense to have link exchange with sites, where the reciprocal link page has a Google rank of zero?

What about another scenario if this pages has a rank of 2-3, but there are 200 links on the page?

Is there any point to have link exchange with ANY rank sites just related on the business theme?

Google has created a crazy bubble of backlinks ranking, which can only benefit companies selling some link manager-like software.

I have read some articles that zero-ranked backins may even lower your oun ranking. is it correct?

Thanks

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what about related blogs? I have analyzed many good ranked sites and a lot of them tend to have backlinks from blogs. Does Google treat blogs similar to other pages?

Thank you
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you need lots and lots and lots and lots of links on blogs. they dont always account for much as most blogs have lost of link on them. Put them there though dont just aim for sites.

We need linking to seem as natural as possible.

ShaneJones
What about yahoo? they obviously do not use Google ranking... How do they rank sites? on key words from the body, alt omages description etc?
Theres a good article here

http://www.seobook.com/relevancy/

tells you all about the 4 main Searche engines..

ShaneJones
Thank you!
Just a last question, before I close this... Have you tried Google analytics? I have just sibscribed and it seems very good.
Yes, i love it, it is one really good tool. Used to be Urchin.

Lots of features too many to mention and the results are true. Also you cant really argue for a free tool.

THanks

ShaneJones
Thank you -- closing the question...