That’s what we all want right? One possible source is links from Word cloud sites.

Of course, as with most things in life you get what you pay for and most SEO experts would say that Word Cloud sites provide a low quality link because:

• Most are just a page of links with no content.
• There are often hundreds of links on a page.
• Some could be considered ‘bad’ link neighborhoods.
• Many are on dropped domains.
• Sometimes the PageRank (PR) they display is not valid.
• They are usually unrelated to the sites they link to.

However, everyone knows that PR is important for ranking in Google and if that’s all you are interested in, you can get a link on a PR4, 5 or 6 Word Cloud site cheaply, quickly and easily.

I posted a list of Word Cloud sites back in January, and have had another look to see if how PR and prices had changed. Here are a few of the better ones (in terms of PR and price):

PR 6

• http://www.the444links.com/ - $10.00
• http://www.333links.net/ - $19.00

PR 5

• http://www.fatcalico.com/ - $1.50
• http://www.geofrontiers05.org/ - $1.95
• http://www.prestigetransfert.com/ - $3.00
• http://www.eliteone2one.com/ - $3.00
• http://www.bgcrv.org/ - $3.00
• http://amanojaku.org/ - $3.95

PR 4

• http://www.geek417.net/ - $0.50
• http://www.greatwallszechuanhouse.com/ - $0.95
• http://www.industriesettechniques.com/ - $1.00
• http://foursquare.ws/ - $1.00
• http://calgovrace.com/ - $1.95
• http://www.yagi3.com/ - $1.99
• http://www.intercedenow.com/ - $2.00
• http://www.gdsavoy.com/ - $2.00
• http://tak-team.org/ - $2.00
• http://www.raasmzone.com/ - $2.00

Note, all I have checked is the Google Toolbar PR and price. It’s up to you to check if the PR is valid and if the sites are active.