Would 30k PR1+ Domain Links to a Web 2.0 Give it a PA of 50+?

And how long do you think it would take for this to show once all links are built?

There is no realistic answer to this because there are too many variables involved. 

Plus if you had a page with 30k only PR1 links to it, how unnatural will that look?

There is no magic number of links

I understand there a variables but you can generalize. I would imagine 25k-35k pr1+ links on a well made web 2.0 site with interlinking etc would create a pa of 50+. I am just wondering if anyone has experience building PA with web 2.0s.

Are you saying that it might take 1 pr1+ link or 100000 pr1+ links to make it a pa 50+? I think it can be narrowed down tighter than that to a general range to aim for.

To give you an idea, if you build 50 - 100 links daily to a new domain with SER PR1+ for around 2-3 months the PA/DA will usually be around 25 - 35.

Not sure about web 2.0's though.

@gooner

thanks @gooner. thats a maximum of about 6-9k to get there. so 30k should get me close id say. Im going to run a test this month and see what it takes

@davbel

Yea hopefully but there are a lot of variables as @davbel said.
If you build more links faster it might not be as effective or maybe it will be more effective.
I really don't know.

I will let you know what happens. Im going to build links as fast as i can to some and slower for others and see what happens

@hadoken

@hadoken you might want to look at aged expired domains for the PA/DA 50 site.  If the site has decent age and history, it *should* be easier to get it there.

You'll also need to get those "6-9K" links indexed

Im talking about web2.0s.

I have a plan that involves mass filtering target urls for high DA before importing into GSA.

Exciting!

@hadoken

30k+ links at most decent web2.0 will likely get your acct banned...Have had it happen many many many times. 

I'd be interested to know your results @hadoken - pls keep us updated.