NewswireToday - /newswire/ - Chicago, IL, United States, 06/08/2007 - Inverudio started a new bidding service where new quality or competitive industry websites bid for high PageRank™ (PR) page rent. Why renting 1 PR5 page/link is more worth than 10,000 PR1 links? Simple math calculation gives some insight.

For competitive business content Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is not enough, but high PageRank (PR) is also needed. Common solutions offered by most SEO companies are link exchange or link trade. By engaging in these, website can have thousand of incoming links (also called inbound links, inlinks or backlinks) from low quality PR1 or PR2 pages with other hundred links on each. Simple calculation gives the following: (PR1)/100*10000=100PR1. Only value of 100 effective low quality links is gained by doing this kind of link trade. A PR5 page in logarithmic scale means 10^5=100000 PR1 links.

Having 1 link like this seems to be much better solution than previously mentioned 10000 PR1 links. Inverudio offers PR5 page rent which has only 2 links, of which 1 is linking to bidder's website giving it effectively 50000 PR1 links. Reality is little more complex, but this crude calculation is a good illustration.

Where this page can be rented? The-Best-ofThe-Best.com is a website published by Inverudio, and the website where people can bid to 'Rent This Page'. The first accepted bid will get the page. The top bid has permanent high PR page. Inverudio does reserve the right to reject a bid that intends to put inappropriate or copy violated content on the page, or that intends to link to a web-site with such inappropriate content. In fact, Inverudio's intention is to offer new quality sites an opportunity to boost PageRank, giving them a chance to become big and popular, as with higher PR users will find these new sites easier in search engines.

In the time when link exchange, link trade, and link sale are considered bad practice by Google™, a page rent to a qualified bidder of a new quality website seems to be a good alternative.

The name PageRank is a trademark of Google. The PageRank process has been patented (U.S. Patent 6,285,999 ). The patent is not assigned to Google™ but to Stanford University. Source: en.wikipedia.org

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