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Originally Posted by mjtaylor
Well, what's new? Google did cut the PR of quite a few major link selling sites this year - and those sites can no longer pass it ... because they don't have it. |
Of course I read and participated in the important thread:
The Ongoing PageRank Massacre Hits Big Players
There were also related threads.
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Originally Posted by mjtaylor
The question, does it apply to the whole site? can be answered by looking at whether any of the pages of a given site have PR. If they do they can pass it ...
Limits? I think if Google saw one link sold it would remove the PR of the page where it's sold ... if the link selling is site wide ... then bye bye PR period ...
They *can* if they are *caught* ... or if they fit the pattern that has been worked into the algorithm to address the issue. |
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Limits? I think if Google saw one link sold it would remove the
PR of the page where it's sold ... if the link selling is site wide ... then bye bye
PR period ...
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So the conclusion is.
If you wan't to sell links on your page:
- Set up a professional link broker business. Did you watch the second video in my first post? Note what Rand Fishkin say's in the time interval 06.20 - 04.35. Build a marketplace for paid reviews. There has to be a solution to this problem to make it white hat. Related
- SEOmoz | A Solution to the Paid Links Debate - Sponsored Editorials
- SEOmoz | The Art of Buying Links Under the Radar
- SEOmoz | Matt Cutts on Nofollow, Links-Per-Page and the Value of Directories
- Hide the link selling as good as you can. An argument for unlegal and / or unethical business.
- Is a page with Google Adsense treated the same as a page with affiliate links? Competition has to be fair.