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How is otr ranking?

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newmon last edited by

With the only content a list of links to realaudio files, how is the website, otr ranking?
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NakulGoyal last edited by

I agree with Takeshi. You also have to factor in age. The domain has a Creation date of 09 Feb 1998 and I see based on Archive.org, the site has been up for at-least 6 years now.

http://web.archive.org/web/20060615203637/http://www.otr.net/
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TakeshiYoung last edited by

PR4, DA57, 415 backlinks from 49 domains, that's pretty decent and comparable to the other sites that are ranking for the query. A list of links isn't the greatest content, but it's relevant and they have a high domain authority and some decent backlinks.
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