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It is sad that an article with actual content towards the end has so much filler to start with. I think this post would be a lot more impactful if it started ou
by com2kid 13y ago
It is sad that an article with actual content towards the end has so much filler to start with. I think this post would be a lot more impactful if it started out as
"Hey, you want to know who else pays bloggers to link to their site? Expedia.com, here is some proof:"
I can understand the author's frustration, and he brings good points to the table, but the first quarter or so of the article is neigh unreadable.
- milsorgen 13y agoI personally enjoy the 'squeeze page' aesthetic used.
- davemel37 13y agoI see no proof or mention of paying bloggers for links.
- aptwebapps 13y agoWhy did they do it then? The links weren't topical and they weren't affiliate links. Is it that hard to figure out the motive? Edit: Are they using http referrers so reward the correct affiliate?
- mesozoic 13y agoUnlikely and besides it wouldn't even work because they're guest posting on other domains than the one they own or would have registered.
- MichaelTieso 13y agoDo you honestly think they are not paying bloggers? They've paid PLENTY of bloggers. I get these emails all the time.