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07-10-2006, 03:34 PM
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Links4Success: A Fun Way to Promote Your Website
My latest project provides a fun and exciting way to promote your online business. Go check it out!
An introduction to Links4Success So far there are 4 websites for this project. At each one you'll find a bunch of keywords within a specific topic. Find a keyword related to your website, and if it's available you can purchase it and turn it into a link. This link will provide your online business with lots of targetted traffic and a higher PageRank! There's a limit number of keywords, so you better get yours now before they're all gone: 100 Tech Links SuperTech Links Buy A Celebrity This Is My Name This Is My Name lists a thousand different names. Hurry up and grab your name before someone else does!         
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07-11-2006, 10:53 PM
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You 'plant' a load of 'fake' links, and the site is built for nothing other than 'growing' links between sites to gain PR, rather than being an actual, proper website with actual, proper, useful content.
Google (and probably most search engines) work on the fact that people link to important related content because they think it's good. If you're basically hosting a list of keywords that people can buy as links and nothing else (which is what it sounds like) then you've not got the content and you're doing it purely for increasing people's page rank rather than because it's good content, hence Google sees 'link farms' as poisoning their ratings.
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07-12-2006, 11:04 AM
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I'm not saying people don't get away with it, just that link farming is against the idea/rules of most search engines, and that it isn't at all ethical (IMO) to screw up the results by giving undeserving pages high PR just because they've got more money behind them. I'd rather a site built its links because it deserved them rather than hitting a crappy site with no useful info that had bought hundreds of farmed links.
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07-12-2006, 11:27 PM
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Personally I'd blame the search engine. Why is it ranking a site so highly if all it has are a lot of incoming links?
Good search engines, like Google, will rank pages on more than incoming links and PR. If a site doesn't have good content it isn't going to get ranked highly in Google, that's a fact SEO experts know. Anyway, my site focuses more on traffic and a creative idea than SEO.
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