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As someone who has experience with this kind of thing, I'd advise caution. Last couple of years, some of these companies who pay for sponsored posts will use yo
by skilled 5y ago
As someone who has experience with this kind of thing, I'd advise caution. Last couple of years, some of these companies who pay for sponsored posts will use your post to further try and improve their "SEO" rank.
E.g. Kev publishes that post. Paul goes ahead and purchases blackhat links to the published article (all with the same keyword in most cases) in hopes of 1) signaling that the article is very relevant 2) hoping that Kev's article will build up "seo juice" and boost rankings to his eCig site or whatever.
I've tried to report this crap to Google multiple times, but those sites still sit on page 1 results even after months have gone by. It's such a crappy practice and hurts people who genuinely try and hustle their search marketing by producing good content.