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Originally Posted by Pleasurepays
that's just not true. there are many factors that matter besides anchor text that determine the weight of a back link. context of both sites/text surrounding links and many other factors also matter.
you are characterizing what might be an important factor, as being the only factor and you're wrong.
it's simply one factor of many.
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Originally Posted by pornask
so much misinformation in this thread it fucking hurts my brain...
Adobe.com ranks as #1 result for "Click Here" - yet phrase "Click Here" doesn't even appear on that page at all. So how can a page that doesn't have certain text rank for that phrase as #1 result out of 1.6 billion (yes, billion, it's not a typo). It's because anchor text is this powerful and it does affect your SERP for the phrase in anchor.
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who is right? it sounds like mass backlinks using the same anchor is all that matters if you can outgun your opponent. if your backlinks are close, then other things would then weigh in.. right.
mass backlinks using the same anchor would beat everyone else trying to rank for that term.. is what I understand.
~Ray