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Curious: Would you still write the article if the link was nofollow? And what links are you requiring in the byline? I'm very suspicious of any company asking t
by MichaelTieso 13y ago
Curious: Would you still write the article if the link was nofollow? And what links are you requiring in the byline? I'm very suspicious of any company asking to "guest post".
- swombat 13y ago> Would you still write the article if the link was nofollow? Typically I've written the article before passing it on to someone, so in those cases, obviously the question doesn't apply. In the latter case, if someone asks for me to e.g. write about tax credits for their site, then it's only polite for them to allow us to include a byline without nofollow. > And what links are you requiring in the byline? Hah, whatever I can get :-) Depends on the site, obviously, but if I can get links to some of our topic pages with the right text, I'll go for that! (e.g. http://www.ec1capital.com/blog/rd-tax-credits-explained http://www.ec1capital.com/blog/rd-tax-credits-explained). We don't "ask to guest post" as a company, though I've offered to write some good original content on occasion, but only in person and with no pressure.