aaronwall

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   by aaronwall 17y ago

   His strongest skills are hype & public relations. AOL was mainly buying into the trend of blogging / lower cost content production models when they bought Weblogs, Inc. They didn't buy a huge cash generating company. Jason was bragging
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   by aaronwall 17y ago

   exactly. and he had the exact same issue with the exact same site in the past http://www.seobook.com/images/jason-calacanis.png so I am 100% positive it was intentional
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   by aaronwall 17y ago

   the response was condescending...he made it sound like it was my SEO tips he followed to create that site...trying to cast blame onto me. you can also tell how insincere he was in that his recommendation never hit the homepage of his site..
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   by aaronwall 17y ago

   "We can't tell whether Jason is misleading us about the proportion of scrape-generated pages on Mahalo without access to any Mahalo page statistics." Well, when doing a site search in Google for site:mahalo.com "Links Powered by Google" t
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   by aaronwall 17y ago

   "Google AdWords has a policy" ... but the problem is policies which are loosely enforced may as well not exist. Google was quick to point out their policies to the FTC on the scammy government grant ads, and yet months later Google was runn