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Does the "Related:" operator command hint to better rankings?

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Old November 20th, 2008, 04:23 PM
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Does the "Related:" operator command hint to better rankings?
It crossed my mind before whilst I was checking out some of the operator commands in google, if the "related:" operator command when used with my signature web site, is a strong hint as to the links I should be getting a link back from?

Seems fairly valid to me, just wondering if any others have gone down this route and targetted these links in particular?
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It crossed my mind before whilst I was checking out some of the operator commands in google, if the "related:" operator command when used with my signature web site, is a strong hint as to the links I should be getting a link back from?

Seems fairly valid to me, just wondering if any others have gone down this route and targeted these links in particular?


I haven't thought of it like you're saying, I've always believed the Related: operator showed pages that Google felt were strongly similar in terms of content. It might be a good idea to try to get nested links to the related pages of your site though, know what I mean?

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