This means that Google not passes any link juice for the sites listed with them, but, getting listed with them passes a rep and trust signal for the SERP purpose and for the major search engines running.
Please let me know if i am wrong.
Google hates paid links for PR
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This means that Google not passes any link juice for the sites listed with them, but, getting listed with them passes a rep and trust signal for the SERP purpose and for the major search engines running.
Please let me know if i am wrong.
This means that Google not passes any link juice for the sites listed with them, but, getting listed with them passes a rep and trust signal for the SERP purpose and for the major search engines running.
Please let me know if i am wrong.
Nope, link juice (as I used it) is another name for link benefit, so the ONLY benefit those links will have is traffic, no anchor text, no pr, no contextual value, nothing other than traffic value.
google don't mind if you pay for links, but they just don't give any value to them
LP that is about right. If Google THINK you are selling links, then they simple stop link juice from flowing out of your site. (well technically is doesn't flow out, it gets voted for and kept, but I am sure you all know what I mean)
what google want is that paid links have a rel=nofollow, they have no problem with you buying links, they want sellers not to use it to cheat on the serp's
then again ... as long you buy your links smart; from smaller, yet very related sites and you pay them to get a full page about you (as long the page is link from the homepage) then you get a high value link, while there's no way google can find out it has been paid for
just stay away from sites that have a lot of links on their homepage; then google knows those are paid links and won't give you any credit for it
then again ... as long you buy your links smart; from smaller, yet very related sites and you pay them to get a full page about you (as long the page is link from the homepage) then you get a high value link, while there's no way google can find out it has been paid for
just stay away from sites that have a lot of links on their homepage; then google knows those are paid links and won't give you any credit for it
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