Comments on: Google considers affiliate links as Spam ? http://www.theindianblogger.com/interesting/google-considers-affiliate-links-as-spam/ Views of an Indian blogger on life in India, Internet & world ! Thu, 05 Jan 2012 17:47:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: make money blogging http://www.theindianblogger.com/interesting/google-considers-affiliate-links-as-spam/comment-page-1/#comment-940 make money blogging Sun, 20 Apr 2008 10:58:10 +0000 http://www.theindianblogger.com/2008/04/03/google-considers-affiliate-links-as-spam/#comment-940 Hey Eklavya. Lets be upfront here, there are tons of SE spammers, and sploggers, auto bloggers and just about everything else out there.IF this report is a leaked doc and I somehow doubt that it is, think about it google doesnt know its got a leak?, hmmm well maybe it doesnt, who knows. Point is like the last page rank slap it should weed out at least temporarily the spammers and those who don't really know what the heck they're doing. Take john chow for instance. He openly flaunts he disregards Google and look at him, doesn't rank anywhere, got slapped and his only source of income is selling over priced ads that don't convert well. Pay attention to what google wants, give them what they want and you can rank a new site on page 1 over night. This is the difference and what google is trying to get to, relevant SE content to search. it should also open the eyes of some merchants who have some bad seeds in the neck of the woods, and they should be weeded out as well. Hey Eklavya.
Lets be upfront here, there are tons of SE spammers, and sploggers, auto bloggers and just about everything else out there.IF this report is a leaked doc and I somehow doubt that it is, think about it google doesnt know its got a leak?, hmmm well maybe it doesnt, who knows.
Point is like the last page rank slap it should weed out at least temporarily the spammers and those who don’t really know what the heck they’re doing. Take john chow for instance. He openly flaunts he disregards Google and look at him, doesn’t rank anywhere, got slapped and his only source of income is selling over priced ads that don’t convert well.
Pay attention to what google wants, give them what they want and you can rank a new site on page 1 over night. This is the difference and what google is trying to get to, relevant SE content to search. it should also open the eyes of some merchants who have some bad seeds in the neck of the woods, and they should be weeded out as well.

]]> By: Nguyen http://www.theindianblogger.com/interesting/google-considers-affiliate-links-as-spam/comment-page-1/#comment-933 Nguyen Thu, 17 Apr 2008 07:19:18 +0000 http://www.theindianblogger.com/2008/04/03/google-considers-affiliate-links-as-spam/#comment-933 Hello, Your post is very informative and helpful for newbies as well as all marketers. That news is really importance and I will consider seriously when putting referal links in my website. It is still too difficult to understand search engine' working algorithms. I find some bad and poor websites are in high pr while some better sites are vise versa. My website is in top 10 sites with certain keywords but it changes very quickly . When I don't promote my site much, and it is in good pr. I really can't understand why. Minh Http://businessallianceonline.com Hello,
Your post is very informative and helpful for newbies as well as all marketers. That news is really importance and I will consider seriously when putting referal links in my website. It is still too difficult to understand search engine’ working algorithms. I find some bad and poor websites are in high pr while some better sites are vise versa. My website is in top 10 sites with certain keywords but it changes very quickly . When I don’t promote my site much, and it is in good pr. I really can’t understand why.
Minh
Http://businessallianceonline.com

]]> By: A. N. Nanda http://www.theindianblogger.com/interesting/google-considers-affiliate-links-as-spam/comment-page-1/#comment-920 A. N. Nanda Fri, 11 Apr 2008 11:34:00 +0000 http://www.theindianblogger.com/2008/04/03/google-considers-affiliate-links-as-spam/#comment-920 Hi, Your post is really informative. I knew that Google keeps it a closely guarded secret as to the relative placement of the search results, but with the details you have just hinted I can guess how difficult it is to come on the first page of the search results! Recently my blog is adjudged as one of the best Indian blogs by a benchmarking webportal. I don't know how it happened. When one searches through Google engine with the search words 'Best Indian Blogs', the result brings the link of the benchmarking portal at the top of the list. Then going there one finds my name A. N. Nanda under the subheading "Writers, poets, critics". Now reading your post, I know that a lot of efforts go behind such selection. I'm happy about that. Thanks. Nanda http://ramblingnanda.blogspot.com http://remixoforchid.blogspot.com Hi,

Your post is really informative. I knew that Google keeps it a closely guarded secret as to the relative placement of the search results, but with the details you have just hinted I can guess how difficult it is to come on the first page of the search results!

Recently my blog is adjudged as one of the best Indian blogs by a benchmarking webportal. I don’t know how it happened. When one searches through Google engine with the search words ‘Best Indian Blogs’, the result brings the link of the benchmarking portal at the top of the list. Then going there one finds my name A. N. Nanda under the subheading “Writers, poets, critics”. Now reading your post, I know that a lot of efforts go behind such selection. I’m happy about that.

Thanks.

Nanda
http://ramblingnanda.blogspot.com
http://remixoforchid.blogspot.com

]]> By: CBM http://www.theindianblogger.com/interesting/google-considers-affiliate-links-as-spam/comment-page-1/#comment-904 CBM Sat, 05 Apr 2008 00:26:31 +0000 http://www.theindianblogger.com/2008/04/03/google-considers-affiliate-links-as-spam/#comment-904 Hello, thank you for breaking this down in detail. Even though these guidelines haven't been verified as coming from Google, I notice that the crackdown on spammy websites with scraped content and many aff links is already happening. I have hundreds of domain names that I purchased for very specific niches and I plan on setting them and monetizing them with combinations of Adsense, affiliate links, direct ads and paying for traffic from the Big 3 search engines. I'm wondering if the market is being oversaturated and, being new to the world of "making money online", my number 1 concern is staying in good graces with the number 1 search engine. Thanks for the post. Hello, thank you for breaking this down in detail. Even though these guidelines haven’t been verified as coming from Google, I notice that the crackdown on spammy websites with scraped content and many aff links is already happening.

I have hundreds of domain names that I purchased for very specific niches and I plan on setting them and monetizing them with combinations of Adsense, affiliate links, direct ads and paying for traffic from the Big 3 search engines. I’m wondering if the market is being oversaturated and, being new to the world of “making money online”, my number 1 concern is staying in good graces with the number 1 search engine.

Thanks for the post.

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