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yep looks like they are selling Juicy PR8 backlinks.. www.economist.com grab before they lose the juice

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  1. 1. Jonathan | April 21st 2008 @ 7:35 pm

    David Still trying to get an answer from you ?
    10. Jonathan | April 20th 2008 @ 8:12 am
    Come on guy’s your the experts , anwers/ opinions please =
    Re Jonathan | April 17th 2008 Natural link building clusters of generic TLD’s supporting one area of commerce ?

  2. 2. DaveN | April 21st 2008 @ 8:05 pm

    Re Jonathan | April 17th 2008 Natural link building clusters of generic TLD’s supporting one area of commerce ?

    Not sure what you mean ? did I lose a comment or something ??

    Dave

  3. 3. PPCblogger | April 21st 2008 @ 8:46 pm

    I’m guessing they will be losing that juice anytime now then…

  4. 4. ukpimp | April 21st 2008 @ 9:05 pm

    do some research if you are going to call out a site.

  5. 5. Economist.com säljer PR8-länkar | joinsimon.se | April 22nd 2008 @ 3:28 am

    […] undrar man hur vissa större bolag tänker? Via Dave Naylor i UK hittar jag att den välrenommerade tidningen Economist öppet säljer länkar på sin huvudsajt […]

  6. 6. Nico | April 22nd 2008 @ 8:16 am

    Buying them is just the translation of the lack of relevance of contents

  7. 7. DaveN | April 22nd 2008 @ 8:50 am

    ukpimp in which way,

    Dave

  8. 8. ukpimp | April 22nd 2008 @ 10:18 am

    No pages are cached…

    meta name=”robots” content=”noarchive”

  9. 9. Jonathan | April 22nd 2008 @ 10:23 am

    Hi David / posted my enquiry under Natural Link Building Top 20 Tips / It would be most helpful to me to note your comments on this subject

    Do generic domain keywords have an advantage in search engines ranking when the content is relevant / unique.
    I ask this question as it was my rational in 1999 to register groups of generic domains in clusters rather than one off registrations, These registrations are dormant whilst I waited for broadband to become available throughout Europe and for the European online markets to evolve

    It seem to me that the generic domains as a group would be more powerful when each can offer unique content with the ability to support each others SEO, with the ultimate purpose to support a new brand name without high long term marketing costs
    The domains are TLD’s in a European language .com’s equivalent to the English terms insurance, motorcycleinsurance, carinsurance, houseinsurance, lifeinsurance, carsales, carprice, carmagazine…………………………………all initially registered to enter the online insurance markets

    I know that the direct link to the generic url is only a small part of the SEO but is it still an advantage to have the generic keyword registration apart from possible type in traffic?
    If it is your view that it is just a bunch of domains then so be it, I will then know that the direct link in linguistic search or the coming spoken search terms have moved on

  10. 10. Jonathan | April 22nd 2008 @ 11:27 am

    Okay think this has answerd many questions for me
    http://www.seomoz.org/blog/lessons-from-the-domain-roundtable

  11. 11. Mike | April 22nd 2008 @ 3:39 pm

    where do i go to buy liinks from….

  12. 12. Patrick Altoft | April 22nd 2008 @ 7:41 pm

    The links are working very well and all the sites that bought them have seen big jumps in the serps this week.

  13. 13. Proof that buying links works | April 22nd 2008 @ 8:39 pm

    […] posted earlier today about how Economist.com was selling some high PageRank links. I’ve been looking deeper into the issue and it seems the links are working very […]

  14. 14. John Honeck | April 22nd 2008 @ 10:46 pm

    ukpimp, what does noarchive have to do with anything? It is not the same as noindex or nofollow, it just means there isn’t a cache saved and served in the search results.

    They are most certainly indexed, though at the moment their home page shows up as the https version, not sure if that was by anyones design or a symptom

  15. 15. Sean | April 23rd 2008 @ 7:18 am

    How the economist doesnt get penalised for duplicate content I dont know.

    Check out these four domains, all idenitcial:
    http://www.economist.co.uk/ = pr 8
    http://www.economist.com/ = pr 8
    http://www.theworldin.com/ = pr 7
    http://www.electroniceconomist.com/ = grey bar

    Looks to me like they need to do some 301ing

  16. 16. David Singer | April 23rd 2008 @ 7:47 am

    Hi John,
    Could you please let me know when you receive an answer from Dave.
    Thx
    David Singer

  17. 17. Marios Alexandrou | April 23rd 2008 @ 8:55 pm

    Looks like they took a hit. PageRank is down to 5 now.

  18. 18. Patrick Altoft | April 23rd 2008 @ 10:16 pm

    PR5 but how long until the links stop passing weight is the big question.

  19. 19. Chris | April 24th 2008 @ 3:41 pm

    Lol Dave. You dropped the ball on that one. Bet they will be pissed off if they find out

  20. 20. A venda de Links está em todo o lado - Marketing de Busca | April 26th 2008 @ 9:29 am

    […] Dias. Contacto O David Naylor descobriu esta semana o The Economist a vender links na página principal, página essa com um PR […]

  21. 21. Jamdo | May 2nd 2008 @ 8:18 am

    Economist is showing up as a PR 5 for me now….

    Play with fire…

  22. 22. Henry | May 2nd 2008 @ 12:12 pm

    I find it interesting that the bbc is advertising there instead of ASDA. I find it strage that the BBC is using taxpayers money to rank well for mortgage calculator. Even though the links are now ” nofollowed”.

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