Published: Jun 03, 2008 - 12:48 pm
Story Found By: SlightlyShadySEO 1455 Days ago
Category: SEO
Also covered are the types of niches where these sites can truly take off.
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I dont condone those methods, but persay you were going to do something like that. It would be good advice in that post.
Sounds like a lot of work, but does include some practical suggestions. Personally I find it rather risky, I wouldnt do it for any of our clients.
@Taco: Theres a reason I dont take on clients :-)
Interestingly enough I was at a party this weekend and I discovered that an acquaintance (the husband of a friend of a freind) also does SEO. It was the first time I randomly ran into someone who did SEO out in the real world.It turns out, him and his partner do offer this kind of service to their business clients. We talked a bit about whether it was a reliable business model for him to build these kinds of content networks - and I told him it was probably ok for now, but once youre discovered you should expect a smack-down.Maybe I should send him this story.I agree with all of the above: For my own personal side projects and throw-away sites do I do this? Im not saying I do, Im not saying I dont.But I dont know if I could recommend it to a client.Good job Slightly Shady!