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in this case, however, RG is "linking to you" from twitter's domain, while receiving links from the blogger's domain. To google, this is a one way (non-recipro
by malloreon 13y ago
in this case, however, RG is "linking to you" from twitter's domain, while receiving links from the blogger's domain.
To google, this is a one way (non-reciprocal; read: "more valuable") link in RG's favor.
- RBerenguel 13y agoIt's a set of many links in the bottom of a page, mostly unrelated to the main content of the post. This lights many red flags in the Google webspam metrics, I'm pretty sure.