blog post and contextual links

[tdd1984]

I'm pretty sure I'm right on this, but what do you guys think of blog posts, I mean for each post that is made does that split the pr up going out towards every page?

for example a blog post has 200 pages, but the main site is a pr5, now will that juice be evenly splitted between all pages?

John Scott You should know the answer to this, if I'm guessing right it does.

[solidghost]

From the main page? Yes, I believe it would.
But depending on how you link, your internal pages may not get the same PR as each other I think. Well, some of my pages have different PR values from each other.

[peter_d]

The maths behind PR passing is pretty complicated:

http://www.iprcom.com/papers/pagerank/

In short, PR does not distribute evenly.

A good strategy, I've found, is to keep site structure fairly shallow, and to avoid having orphan pages (i.e. pages with few or no inbounds or outbounds)

[joe-d]

PR is also regarding the quality of the link and contextual link is definitely a quality link.

[Janna122003]

Originally Posted by tdd1984

I'm pretty sure I'm right on this, but what do you guys think of blog posts, I mean for each post that is made does that split the pr up going out towards every page?

for example a blog post has 200 pages, but the main site is a pr5, now will that juice be evenly splitted between all pages?

John Scott You should know the answer to this, if I'm guessing right it does.

Yes PR will split to other pages.

[searchmaster]

Main page yes.

Internal pages distributed from you main page

[tdd1984]

okay thats what I thought, man so more post a blog had the lower quality the link would pass

[EWSitesCom]

Blog usually work but I have read that blogs do not matter too much anymore. I still post blog though.