Comfirmed by Joe of Pay Per Post / Izea: Some publishers are paying posties $100 to remove paid links. The discussion takes place on this thread.
Here’s an interesting tidbit: Several posties wouldn’t have been able to find the paid links to delete without the spread sheet provided in the request!
So, if your a postie, you might want to ask yourself: If someone offered me $100 to remove a link, could I find it?
October’s Google fall out shows that it can be profitable for some posties to risk their page ranks and not delete paid posts. It can be even more profitable to refuse to remove them unless the advertiser pays!
hahaha, that was a good suggestion, the one about not removing the post unless the advertiser pays, anyway Google is really changing the web
This seems really backwards, having to be paid to remove the paid links? This is only creating a system where people will WAIT to get paid and won’t do it on the first request. Why is google doing this?
Google is really reviewing it’s policy for links, sometimes feels to me like Google is becoming the internet police. Caffeine makes links less important than content apparently.
Really interesting information. Thank you!
“Google is really reviewing it’s policy for links, sometimes feels to me like Google is becoming the internet police. Caffeine makes links less important than content apparently”
I agree with you Steve. For anyone who relies solely on Google for their livelihood, making money online would only become harder with the passage of time.
well said PG… the web is changing
thanks for this post…
Google is really changing the web…
Hey nice information. Thanks for this.
that is sounds good.Thanks for your post
HI!
It does seem pretty extreme… but then again that’s how a lot of people are making their money through linking, paid linking, SEO, SEM and the likes. It’s a whole new money making business controlled by a VERY large company that is constantly ahead of the game from what we can see. As much as this does seem backwards – paying to remove paid links – it is all about the money in the end. If you are trying to make money this way it is best to do all your research.
hahaha, that was a good suggestion, the one about not removing the post unless the advertiser pays, anyway Google is really changing the web
The real and interesting post if you think about it well
@Pirat – yes you are right.
Google changing their policies but still I think it will work for you.
Google changing and mixxing things up again.
As long as links are natural they shouldnt worry
Google is integrating its way into every corner of your life.
Well it depends on the link really.
I would rather have links than money, but 100$ can buy alot of links from a service.
google is uncertain! sometimes you are appearing in their search engine but the next day, you’re no longer there…
thanks admin
cheers for that fella )
Nice one, cheers.