As an update to this, i've just discovered that one of my articles has been removed.
That's always the risk if you pay for content to be posted I guess - it'll be against the site's T&C's so if they identify it, they'll remove it.
As an update to this, i've just discovered that one of my articles has been removed.
I did reply to you on Skype as soon as I saw your message, incase links are removed I provide alternate or refund. These kind of incidents are very rare, but can happen and the best bet is to inform me so that I can work around that.As an update to this, i've just discovered that one of my articles has been removed. I have contacted Zehrila via skype but i am still awaiting a response.
Will post if/when i get an update
There is always a risk in everything that we do. I have had number of cases where freely/editorially published pieces by staff writers were removed without any notice.That's always the risk if you pay for content to be posted I guess - it'll be against the site's T&C's so if they identify it, they'll remove it.
Zehrila, is this service suitable for voucher code sites?
Eric Ward recently called these kinds of links out as risky, what would be your response to that?
Eric Ward recently called these kinds of links out as risky, what would be your response to that?
Sorry, but what kind of links? please elaborate.Eric Ward recently called these kinds of links out as risky, what would be your response to that?
As an update to this, i've just discovered that one of my articles has been removed. I have contacted Zehrila via skype but i am still awaiting a response.
Will post if/when i get an update
Source ?
Sorry, but what kind of links? please elaborate.
The kinds of links being offered in this post, Huffington Post etc etc
Why are they risky? There's no way Google can realistically tell a good paid link from an organic link.
Eric Wards Link Moses Newsletter! straight from the horses mouth!
That doesnt help as one mans interpretation of what another man has written ( especially when seo is concerned ) can be vast and often misunderstood or misguided when he's talking in general to the masses rather than situation specific, for example we have no idea whether your taking an example of the generic "guest post" on sites designed specifically for link/article sales as the same thing as an authoritative mention of a brand in a well constructed article.
Id like to see the exact quote where Eric has said that authoritative, related sources of branded mentions is a bad linking practice in situation X and if Y exists, also whether he actually mentions what he considers to be good examples of those bad practices.
I cant imagine any self respecting marketer blatantly saying to the masses that authoritative mentions of any kind providing they are related and combined with a well rounded marketing plan would ever be seen as bad. If he did then id question what his motive is.
You'll have to forgive me, I'm not one to buy into the whole internet fame of individuals, if there is a well structured case study to back up those claims id be hugely interested in assessing them.
I'd be happy to PM you the article if you promise not to share it.
The kinds of links being offered in this post, Huffington Post etc etc