Originally Posted by OldWelshGuy

You see a sign in a mortgage companies window and it says

'we recommend abc mortgage lender as they are the best'

a week later the sign has changed to

'we recommend def mortgage lender as they are the best'

another week later the sign has changed to

'we recommend ghi mortgage lender as they are the best'

OWG, but there are different situations as well. For instance I have a website A and another one lets call this B. Since the economy including any kind of marketing activities always faces with the very same problem, which is the limitation of the resources, I would like to diversify the anchor text pointing to the website called B in order to improve the relavance lets say for 3 different phrases. (the URL is unchanged) I would embody this site B with myself. So the site A varies the anchor texts positioning myself as smart, handsome and clever, different attributes at each page load. So I return back to your train of thought and try to find what a normal person would think about site B, so about myself. I think she/he will thinks that I am a smart, handsome and clever guy, not only one, but all of these features.

Please let me know if I am wrong.

If the anchor text is changing you will lose trust value from google.

OWG, which one will loose, the site A or the linked site B?
Thanks in advance

Both would lose out.

A would lose out as the link to the same page keeps changing, IE it can't make up its mind what the page is about, so it would lose the trust on the anchor text element (anchor text of outgoing links benefits the anchor page), and B would lose out as it would be something different all the time. So PR might pass, but link juice would not.

Originally Posted by OldWelshGuy

Yes it is a good way, but unfortunately it will be a footer link for them (or worse they might ask you to add some code that allows them to vary the links), so eventually the links will be worthless.

I just known that footer link is worthless. How do you approve your statement above ?