[s2jc]hyp wrote:
I know that's the case with Google but the rest most probably use a completely different policy.
Well, I’m pretty sure that the number of non local links that point to one site is a major rank factor for most search engines. Excluding Dogpile, which is a search results aggregator. However, it’s true that every search engine estimates the number of links with a different level of importance as well as the anchor text but as I said this is a major factor to all of them.
In fact probably the most important of all factors is the title content of one page so it’s a good practice to replicate the title of your page or the meta-description in your links anchor text. I can guarantee that doing so will rank your page higher for most of the major search engines. 
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