More Link Building Resources :: Prase
by: Rob Sullivan
There’s a cool new tool available to help you build links. It is called PRASE and in this article I will explain why it’s good at helping find sites.
Further I’ll look at some of the other features to see if there are other uses for this tool, such as competitive intelligence gathering and deep linking opportunities.
Really, this new tool offers so much more when you begin to look at what it can do. And that’s what I’m writing about today.
So as I was scanning through my ever expanding list of feeds on the industry I came across a post that caught my eye. It was about this new “link building tool” called PRASE. PRASE stands for “Page Rank Assisted Search Engine” and while it is limited to some basic queries now, the people that put it together hope to turn it into a full fledged engine as time goes on.
This tool has the ability to search Google, Yahoo! And MSN together, remove duplicate results and then sort them by Page Rank.
Further, you have some options you can chose before you launch your query. For example, you can specify a Page Rank range you want to search for. Only want to find PageRank 7 to 9 sites? Sure, you can do that. What about finding some of those jewels in the rough. Those sites with High PageRank but are buried in the lower results? Yup you can do that too.
You can tell it to start at result 50 and return listings from there. That way you can maybe find those sites which may be a little easier to get links from.
For example, a “regular” search for just about any term, with the PR range of 0 to 9 will obviously sort by PageRank. And as we all know, it is almost impossible to get a link from anyone above PR6. They just don’t hand out links like that unless they are really willing.
But, if you limit the scope of your search to either lower PageRank sites and/or deeper results who knows what you’ll find.
So, let’s take a look at what PRASE isn’t.
Well, it isn’t a full fledged engine, which means it doesn’t give you the breadth of results you’d see at Google or Yahoo! But don’t let that stop you from bookmarking it and using it on a regular basis (I know it’s already been added to my own MyWeb page).
Now that that is out of the way let’s look at what this gem can really do.
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