Comments on: Payperpost, Google, page rank, paid links and the debate. http://www.harvestofdailylife.com/payperpost-google-page-rank-and-the-debate/ Sowing seeds of tomorrow, savoring the fruits of yesterday. Mon, 06 Feb 2012 10:12:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: admin http://www.harvestofdailylife.com/payperpost-google-page-rank-and-the-debate/comment-page-1/#comment-7680 admin Wed, 21 Nov 2007 05:16:47 +0000 http://www.craftedcustomgifts.com/wordpress/payperpost-google-page-rank-and-the-debate/technology/#comment-7680 David » I totally agree with you, I just wish other people would see it from that perspective. I want to be able to write paid posts with the rel="nofollow" tag but advertisers and some paid blogging companies wont let you.. It' doesn't make sense! David »
I totally agree with you, I just wish other people would see it from that perspective. I want to be able to write paid posts with the rel=”nofollow” tag but advertisers and some paid blogging companies wont let you.. It’ doesn’t make sense!

]]> By: David http://www.harvestofdailylife.com/payperpost-google-page-rank-and-the-debate/comment-page-1/#comment-7679 David Wed, 21 Nov 2007 04:40:29 +0000 http://www.craftedcustomgifts.com/wordpress/payperpost-google-page-rank-and-the-debate/technology/#comment-7679 What does pay per post mean for the end consumer? If I go to google and search for something and only find a bunch of blogs with paid reviews guess what? I am going to a different search engine. I want non biased reviews written by people with no motivation to earn a commission or being paid to write it. Now, I am not saying that people doing pay per post are writing biased reviews, however, it's not about what I think or what you think. It is about the perception of the consumer who uses the internet. <em>David's last blog post..</em><a href='http://www.profitable-niche.com/2007/11/20/8-on-google-but-no-money/' rel="nofollow">#8 On Google But No Money</a> What does pay per post mean for the end consumer? If I go to google and search for something and only find a bunch of blogs with paid reviews guess what? I am going to a different search engine. I want non biased reviews written by people with no motivation to earn a commission or being paid to write it.

Now, I am not saying that people doing pay per post are writing biased reviews, however, it’s not about what I think or what you think. It is about the perception of the consumer who uses the internet.

David’s last blog post..#8 On Google But No Money

]]> By: Michelle http://www.harvestofdailylife.com/payperpost-google-page-rank-and-the-debate/comment-page-1/#comment-7634 Michelle Sat, 17 Nov 2007 02:43:40 +0000 http://www.craftedcustomgifts.com/wordpress/payperpost-google-page-rank-and-the-debate/technology/#comment-7634 I too thought it was a way to create 'buzz', and advertisers that paid for higher pr did so because they thought the sites with higher pr have more visitors. Too bad Payperpost did nothing to discourage gaming pr and even encouraged it because now everyone is suffering from it. If Payperpost would've said that blogrolls aren't allowed and that everyone can only build pr with good links then I don't think google would've come down so hard on paid blogging. But instead, there were bad blogs with no visitors and high pr just because they signed up for the Payperpost blogroll. The advertisers paid their money but were never told how the Payperpost bloggers got their high pr score. If you have been part of Payperpost for awhile, you will know that most advertisers do not come back. That's because they didn't get the buzz or traffic they wanted, and if an advertiser is looking for better page rank then there are much better ways to improve your pr than by Payperpost. I too thought it was a way to create ‘buzz’, and advertisers that paid for higher pr did so because they thought the sites with higher pr have more visitors. Too bad Payperpost did nothing to discourage gaming pr and even encouraged it because now everyone is suffering from it. If Payperpost would’ve said that blogrolls aren’t allowed and that everyone can only build pr with good links then I don’t think google would’ve come down so hard on paid blogging. But instead, there were bad blogs with no visitors and high pr just because they signed up for the Payperpost blogroll. The advertisers paid their money but were never told how the Payperpost bloggers got their high pr score. If you have been part of Payperpost for awhile, you will know that most advertisers do not come back. That’s because they didn’t get the buzz or traffic they wanted, and if an advertiser is looking for better page rank then there are much better ways to improve your pr than by Payperpost.

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