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Thank you, that's good to know. PR Web charges more for releases that contain anchor text, so I hope it's really worth the higher price.

Interesting thought on not sharing the good content on the press release. That's kinda why I left out the background, story, company formation, motivation behind it etc, for elsewhere, not in the release. Thanks!

Thanks, so it sound like any links from the PR Web domain to our TennisRound.com URL would offer little value.

I've been told by PR Web that anchor text in their press releases will add SEO value and increase our page rank. They even charge more for releases that include the ability to link specific keywords to specific pages (anchor text keywords).

So - do such press releases really add any page rank to our site?

Here's our press release: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/5/prweb8289567.htm

Thanks,

Alex

Thanks Stephen! What do you mean by "make your design higher quality and less spammy"? Is there anything that could be considered spam by the users or the engines?

What's up guys!

We run a site for tennis players and courts in the whole country - http://www.tennisround.com/. People use the site to find a tennis partner at their skill level and send each other invites to set up matches, it's also used to find local tennis courts.

The question is - Which keyword(s) should we optimize the site for and how?

Cheers,

Alex

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