Comments on: The Role Link Growth Plays in the SERPs http://www.marketinghub.info/the-role-link-growth-plays-in-the-serps/ Internet marketing, sales marketing, search engine marketing and more. Thu, 28 Jan 2010 01:35:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Dumitru Brinzan http://www.marketinghub.info/the-role-link-growth-plays-in-the-serps/comment-page-1/#comment-407 Dumitru Brinzan Fri, 30 Nov 2007 13:55:11 +0000 http://www.marketinghub.info/the-role-link-growth-plays-in-the-serps/#comment-407 That does seem logical, but I doubt that is "right". For example, if I have a really really small niche website. And let's assume that there are just 500 websites on the web with the same niche. Now, let's assume I get most of them to link to my site in the first ~6 months. After that, there are no more possible backlinks to my site. Does that mean that my SERPs should drop? I don't think so... On a sidenote, I think links should gain strength as time passes. For example, if site A links to site B for over 3 months, or even a year, that means that site B is really a great resource. While if site A links to site B only for 1-2 months, that could trigger the "paid link" alert. P.S. good article :) That does seem logical, but I doubt that is “right”.
For example, if I have a really really small niche website. And let’s assume that there are just 500 websites on the web with the same niche.

Now, let’s assume I get most of them to link to my site in the first ~6 months. After that, there are no more possible backlinks to my site. Does that mean that my SERPs should drop? I don’t think so…

On a sidenote, I think links should gain strength as time passes. For example, if site A links to site B for over 3 months, or even a year, that means that site B is really a great resource. While if site A links to site B only for 1-2 months, that could trigger the “paid link” alert.

P.S. good article :)

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