we want to buy Text Links

[cultfigure]

We are looking for a forum/sites (real estate related) where we can buy Text Links mostly PR5 and up. Pls. message me if you know or you have a site. thanks.

[FlatFeeKing]

if you dont have any luck on here, you should check digitalpoint forums. I would offer to sell you one but my PR is only a 2

[ChristianOC]

If you are merely looking for backlink quality, I suggest looking up brokers/agents in areas that are non-competing with you. They won't have much problem either posting a recip link or even selling a spot on their links page.

If you are looking for traffic....that is another matter entirely.

[cultfigure]

Thanks for your advice guys! :)

[karyljm]

Hello Cultfigure, we have a site you might be interested in. It goes back and forth between a PR4 and PR5. Currently it is a PR4 mortgage site. If you want to PM me I would be happy to show you the site and give you pricing. :cool:

[misch.chief]

Personally, I would not buy or sell links - Google is hot on the case!

[karyljm]

i have to dissagree on your Google statement, because the reason we get monthly income from the links is because the website has good placement on Google :D

[misch.chief]

Hi Kary, fair enough if that's what you think, but you don't even have paid links on your website?! Just link exchanges, which is fine!

Mischa

[karyljm]

That website is not posted on this forum.

[HHI Golf Guy]

If you sell links on your site you run the risk of having Google filter or penalize your site unless you follow Google's "suggestion" and utilize the rel=nofollow tag on those paid ads.

Just because a site has not pen caught today does not mean that it won't get caught next week, next month, or next year.

FWIW, we have sites that do millions of dollars of annual paid advertising and we do use the rel=nofollow tag on all of those sites. Why tempt fate? Use the tag.

[Jaimee]

Why tempt fate? Use the tag.

Great advice! I have seen many sites fall out of the listings because they failed to take this simple step. It really is only a matter of time before Google discovers the issue - perhaps because a competitor reports you.