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Guys i came across excellent tips... Do consider before buying or selling links
some tips and things to keep in mind:
* Don’t title paid links with “sponsored” or “paid”. Instead, list the links as “featured” or “related sites”.
* Don’t post or constantly write about selling links or how much you make from them. Instead, leave it fairly open by saying “if you would like a text advertisement on our website, please email advertising(a)website.com”.
* Diversify in other monetization strategies that are not related to PageRank, such as display advertising, adsense, etc. You might find that the ad spot selling links could be better monetized with other techniques.
* Don’t be too concerned about PageRank. It isn’t everything (really doesn’t impact search rankings).
* Don’t panic - losing PageRank isn’t the end of the world.
If you’re a link buyer, here is what you need to know. Yes, Google is cracking down, but it is still a lot of smoke. I’m familiar with companies that rent over $10,000 in links per month and they don’t appear to be affected - yet. If you’re renting links yourself, below are a few tips and things to keep in mind. Or, you could just use Freezing Hot’s link building services, so you don’t have to worry.
* Don’t buy too quickly. Instead, slowly build up the number of paid links, which mimics natural link building.
* Relevancy is the key. Don’t buy a link on a site that’s not relevant (this is huge and often overlooked!).
* Don’t place links on sites that are less than perfect. Link farms, directories, and sites obviously designed to sell links can (and probably will) actually hurt your site in the long run.
* Constantly monitor, everything. Monitor your site, their site, and the SEO industry.
* Consider number of out bound links, content, placement of links, traffic, and other factors besides PageRank - use links for traffic while you’re at it.
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