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@Dee I’ve passed your advice on to him. Let’s see what happens.

@Art From what I understand, the sites are mini-sites but they have differing designs. Everything is different: different hosts, whois (since many are owned by joint venture partners or clients of his), designs, layouts, Class C IPs, etc. The only similarity–same publisher ID.

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• Google ignores long link titles?
  @Charles Fair point. Our case study is a rough test. However, check out the link we cited in the post.

  @David Agreed. It does seem illogical. It might be a technical issue with Google.

  @jass It totally depends on your niche. Some niches are BY DEFINITION long tail keyword niches.

• Aikido Link building method
  Well, the jury is still out whether THEMED LINKS (as you imply) are the only way to go when it comes to building backlinks. While I do agree that you’ll need LESS backlinks if they are all THEMED (ie., related to your niche) and come from DO FOLLOW blogs with Page Rank on the main page, practical realities militate against this…

  Indeed, it’s extremely hard enough to find DO FOLLOW blogs with Page Rank without the added burden of theme/niche/category compliance.

  Maybe quantity can sometimes compensate for quality? We did some recent tests on this and the results are mixed. One site saw a massive jump from deep within the bowels of Google to #7 on the rankings. I’ll post a report once things settle down.

• Promoting your blog through feed aggregators
  Patrick, thanks for the comment. I’ve fixed the list. Let me know if there’s any other problematic listings.
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  Richest Indonesian, Google’s PR update is usually quarterly.
• Some quick wordpress tips
  No. The PR is zero (for now) because we just launched this blog a few weeks ago. Based on the current pace of link building, it should climb a few notches

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