Comments on: Selling text links on your blog is against Google’s quality guidelines http://worldofangel.com/selling-text-links-on-your-blog-is-against-googles-quality-guidelines/ Sat, 24 Mar 2012 00:04:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Marguerite Jasmin http://worldofangel.com/selling-text-links-on-your-blog-is-against-googles-quality-guidelines/comment-page-1/#comment-204 Marguerite Jasmin Sat, 25 Aug 2007 15:40:14 +0000 http://worldofangel.com/selling-text-links-on-your-blog-is-against-googles-quality-guidelines/#comment-204 Amy is right. I read what Matt Cutts had to say about the topic on his blog and he did say that the non relevant links are the bad ones. If the link is related to what your blog (web site) is about, it does not matter if it was paid for or not. Amy is right. I read what Matt Cutts had to say about the topic on his blog and he did say that the non relevant links are the bad ones. If the link is related to what your blog (web site) is about, it does not matter if it was paid for or not.

]]> By: Amy http://worldofangel.com/selling-text-links-on-your-blog-is-against-googles-quality-guidelines/comment-page-1/#comment-146 Amy Mon, 20 Aug 2007 22:42:40 +0000 http://worldofangel.com/selling-text-links-on-your-blog-is-against-googles-quality-guidelines/#comment-146 It seems to me that it's the non-relevant links that will get you. Say you have a mommy blog, like pjmommy.com, and you're selling links to a tire store? That, I could see, being a problem. But still, mommies need tires. I just don't know how they'd do that. It seems to me that it’s the non-relevant links that will get you.

Say you have a mommy blog, like pjmommy.com, and you’re selling links to a tire store? That, I could see, being a problem. But still, mommies need tires. I just don’t know how they’d do that.

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