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Posted By: onreact 694 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.seobook.com)
Category: Google SEO
Does Google sell high PageRank links? Even if not acting as a text link broker Google offers paid links indirectly through various programs.
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from Ramkarthik 694 days ago #
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Heh! Good article. Now Google should not rank first for the term Google like John Chow not ranking for the term John Chow. Kidding!

from onreact 694 days ago #
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Google should use nofollow on ALL external links. Practice what you preach ;-)

from linkbistro 691 days ago #
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They do the same on the Google Mini Success Page...

http://www.google.com/enterprise/mini/success_stories.html

We are waiting for our link to go live !!!

Not sure it makes a difference though...?

BJ

Link Bistro - http://www.linkbistro.com

from seonaren 691 days ago #
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Good Article, I am agree with "onreact" that google should use nofollow on All external links

:)


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