Cotnextual Links, and Google Link Juice

tdd1984 · 04-13-2007, 02:48 AM

Okay question I'm wondering about, and it involves a little logic, but if I'm thinking right this is right, now the main page of a website always passed the most pr of course, but say I have some pr7 blog posts links, now when more pages come onto this domain, does it pass less pr to each page?

For example, I have a website www.domain.com with 100 deep links (pages), now would the pr, or link juice evenly get split up between all them pages, so basically do you guys think the link juice splits up evenly between each page?

Now I know it passes less pr with more outbound links are going out, which granted the search engine starts at the index.html, and spider out through the domain.

Any one got a clear logic of what I'm trying to explain, I don't think a lot of seos really knowt he answer to this, well to be exact anyways.

tdd1984 · 04-13-2007, 03:51 AM

Bingo never mind guys, silly question, it was designed just like I was thinking it was, well its a theory, but the way search engines read websites, and from what I'm seeing this theory has to be true in every essence .

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PageRank

it answered many questions, it goes by the documents, per page, so the more pages with then a website, the pr from the main page evenly gets divided through out every page.

Imagine a tree, the tree is growing several branches, each branch is smaller, but when the main root of the tree gets bigger, the branches start to get bigger, now the root is the main page, and the branches are the deep links which don't contain much pr juice, so therefore the root contains the most Google juice.

The logic with a contextual link though is that sometimes the pr might be very low on certain pages, but then again each category might carry a somewhat pr level that is passed to the individual blog post, which granted the pages are relevant, but typically higher pr blog posts are the best, and the main page links are the best.