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Google Admits Paid Link Stupidity: A Blogger’s Sarcastic Fantasy Scenario
Vertical Search News Source: http://adsensetrack.blogspot.com
Published: Nov 28, 2007 - 09:51 am
Story Found By: aimClear 1536 Days ago
Category: Vertical Search
First Google apologizes, "The initial response was probably a little heavy handed...like swatting flies with a sledgehammer." In AdTracker’s phat fantasy buying AdWords increases pagerank. “PAIDRank” is introduced. Fun post from upcoming blogger.
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from fantomaster 1536 Days ago #
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"It has been brought to my attention that some or all of this information may not be completely accurate." LOLI always thought that "PaidRank" was identical to AdWords? :)

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from aimClear 1535 Days ago #
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@ fantomaster: Funny. What cracked me up was the little red PAIDRANK bar she mocked up. AdTracker is a pistol...be careful though. She’s female. We’ll be accused of being biased...

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from pittfall 1535 Days ago #
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<font size="2">@ aimClear - Biased against AdTracker or Google? Thank you for finding this gem!</font>

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from aimClear 1535 Days ago #
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@ pitfall: I was making light of http://sphinn.com/story/15774 :)

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