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It only seems like a couple of short months ago that JC's blog was a fun place to learn some tips and have an enjoyable read.
Now it's less about how to make money, than how to make John Chow money-a shame, but an inevitable result of success? I hope not.
I know I've joined Bumpzee, but I must make more of it. Not enough hours in the day. Talking of which, I have to do the ironing and then get the kids from school. Glamorous eh?
It only seems like a couple of short months ago that JC's blog was a fun place to learn some tips and have an enjoyable read.
Now it's less about how to make money, than how to make John Chow money-a shame, but an inevitable result of success? I hope not.
I know I've joined Bumpzee, but I must make more of it. Not enough hours in the day. Talking of which, I have to do the ironing and then get the kids from school. Glamorous eh?
I'm pleased that you were able to tie in my article with others who shared a similar viewpoint.
I'm pleased that you were able to tie in my article with others who shared a similar viewpoint.
Chris sold me on the plugin and I haven't turned back.
Chris sold me on the plugin and I haven't turned back.
My worries were technically induced, rather than the "shame of it all" type of thinking. I truly believe that if Google has not caught wind of this, they will soon enough. Matt Cutts was perfectly clear on his feelings about paid links, and those would constitute a paid link.
If other bloggers gain inspiration from this type of campaign and adopt it as their own, then I fear they will someday regret it. And even if that does happen, Mr. Khan will still come out smelling like thorny rose ... for he really does not need Google for traffic.
And I nominate you for the quote of the week:
My worries were technically induced, rather than the "shame of it all" type of thinking. I truly believe that if Google has not caught wind of this, they will soon enough. Matt Cutts was perfectly clear on his feelings about paid links, and those would constitute a paid link.
If other bloggers gain inspiration from this type of campaign and adopt it as their own, then I fear they will someday regret it. And even if that does happen, Mr. Khan will still come out smelling like thorny rose ... for he really does not need Google for traffic.
And I nominate you for the quote of the week:
In any case, I really appreciated how welcoming you were when I joined the Bumpzee DoFollow community, and I have been enjoying your posts ever since. I've most appreciated your honest and insightful opinions. Thanks!
In any case, I really appreciated how welcoming you were when I joined the Bumpzee DoFollow community, and I have been enjoying your posts ever since. I've most appreciated your honest and insightful opinions. Thanks!
A really nice post. I like the way you take strong position. Are you a "samurai blogger"?
A really nice post. I like the way you take strong position. Are you a "samurai blogger"?
No more Pink Links!
Where do I get my Tshirt?
In fact don't tempt anyone else.
The good news is there are a whole load of relevant SEO blogs where you can write comments to compensate.
Actually you might need to change your sig to just "cornwall", as Cornwall SEO you already own the whole first page of results.
No more Pink Links!
Where do I get my Tshirt?
In fact don't tempt anyone else.
The good news is there are a whole load of relevant SEO blogs where you can write comments to compensate.
Actually you might need to change your sig to just "cornwall", as Cornwall SEO you already own the whole first page of results.
I could do with a nice hoodie, how about a contest? C'mon Andy I know you want to. hehe
I could do with a nice hoodie, how about a contest? C'mon Andy I know you want to. hehe
Everyone makes mistakes. Few moreso than me. That's the best way to learn however so perhaps we'll see a change of heart?
John Chow has laid his own bed, and now he has to sleep in it.
Everyone makes mistakes. Few moreso than me. That's the best way to learn however so perhaps we'll see a change of heart?
John Chow has laid his own bed, and now he has to sleep in it.
Now, on to John Chow...I think his tactics are disgusting as well. Doesn't he realize that soon his 'reign' will end. Doesn't he know that the very community that has made him known is turning against him because of his dirty tactics? I guess he's just interested in flaming out. I don't know. But I know it's not going to last much longer.
Paying for links is beyond beyond rediculous. But if you make your bed, you will sleep in it eventually.
Now, on to John Chow...I think his tactics are disgusting as well. Doesn't he realize that soon his 'reign' will end. Doesn't he know that the very community that has made him known is turning against him because of his dirty tactics? I guess he's just interested in flaming out. I don't know. But I know it's not going to last much longer.
Paying for links is beyond beyond rediculous. But if you make your bed, you will sleep in it eventually.
I prefer to subscribe to, encourage, and revel in the cooperative & supportive spirit of the blogosphere that folks like all of you encourage. That's real community.
I prefer to subscribe to, encourage, and revel in the cooperative & supportive spirit of the blogosphere that folks like all of you encourage. That's real community.
For me it's less about Page Rank and more about rewarding the people who spend their time leaving a comment on your blog / website.
The movement is already succeeding because link love is being shared and communities are growing through the effort of people like Andy, and that's what it's all about.
For me it's less about Page Rank and more about rewarding the people who spend their time leaving a comment on your blog / website.
The movement is already succeeding because link love is being shared and communities are growing through the effort of people like Andy, and that's what it's all about.
Keep up the good work on your promotion of dofollow!
Keep up the good work on your promotion of dofollow!
BTW, thanks for doing a brief review on the various nofollow plugins that are out there, very useful and timely for me.
BTW, thanks for doing a brief review on the various nofollow plugins that are out there, very useful and timely for me.
I seriously inspired by the folks who advocate no nofollow in comments.
In fact, I've started a new movement to ensure that paid reviews are clearly disclosed as such.
http://www.thisisapaidreview.com contains the 'manisfesto' :)
Sure it is a different graphic, but the PPP guys also helped bloggers with the wording of their disclosure policy.
PPP also have special badges that appear using javascript on paid reviews.
In some ways I disagree with PPP on this because their badges don't appear in the content, and a disclosure policy link is suggested for use in the sidebar, not in the content.
I advocate full disclosure in the content, using words, and also wrote both a Wordpress plugin and Feedburner Feedflare to help accomplish this.
I seriously inspired by the folks who advocate no nofollow in comments.
In fact, I've started a new movement to ensure that paid reviews are clearly disclosed as such.
http://www.thisisapaidreview.com contains the 'manisfesto' :)
Sure it is a different graphic, but the PPP guys also helped bloggers with the wording of their disclosure policy.
PPP also have special badges that appear using javascript on paid reviews.
In some ways I disagree with PPP on this because their badges don't appear in the content, and a disclosure policy link is suggested for use in the sidebar, not in the content.
I advocate full disclosure in the content, using words, and also wrote both a Wordpress plugin and Feedburner Feedflare to help accomplish this.
I also thought your quick lesson subsection was pretty damn funny.
I also thought your quick lesson subsection was pretty damn funny.
I suppose you could call this a double edged sword, it’d definitely get your more comments, but also increase your moderation work.
I suppose you could call this a double edged sword, it’d definitely get your more comments, but also increase your moderation work.
I think your in a catch 22 situation here, but I think
you'll get more good then you will bad out of it. Even though yes, you would have to moderate allot of the bull, your still well off.
By they way, I like what your doing - Keep up the good work!
Paul
I think your in a catch 22 situation here, but I think
you'll get more good then you will bad out of it. Even though yes, you would have to moderate allot of the bull, your still well off.
By they way, I like what your doing - Keep up the good work!
Paul