What We Need To Know For Not To Be Penalized By Google About TLA And PayPerPost
In its latest Google Dance are been punished all the blogs who used Text LInk Ads or PayPerPost. Many of the reputable sources that have received a penalty, have this factor in common. In some cases are been punished those, who merely have talked on PayPerPost or Text link in their blog posts, but not for this used the program.
Google penalizes by giving lower PageRank values for sites selling links. I seen a lot of bloggers not be happy to have losing Pagerank. In many case has given to blogs “zero” PageRanks value.
Right now it’s just the lowering of Pagerank, bloggers still have some money through selling links, but what will be Google’s next move? Google may penalize sites selling links also in other ways, including full drop from their index, or significantly lowered visibility and ranking inside their search engine results. Some are worried it will result a de-listed in the search result.
De-Listed From Google Index? Can Happen?
I want to make an example. If you go to Google and search for “John Chow“, look at the results! The term “John Chow” has been banned from the Google search result. Now the question are: If Google want to remove text link ads for get search results better, not quite what it are making for, right? How does to make results better if I can not find what I want?
However, if Google deletes all the blogs from its index, I think that we should see an exodus of bloggers out of PayPerPost over the next few months. This will bring PayPerPost not be a business model sustainable in the next future.
Which Decision To Take?
Currently many bloggers are standing at the choose. They are waiting for a small move from Google’s side to make a decision.
Someone think, content is still more important than PageRank. It does not matter if you have zero in your pagerank, because if you provide quality content, readers will still be coming to your blog.
Here my suggestions:
1) If you think that Google traffic is important to you avoid using text links or get paid to write reviews.
2) Not many blogs, have need Google’s PageRank and its search engine traffic, and be independent from it. Not all blogs are JohnChow dot com. 90° percent of the blogs in the blogosphere are dependent to Google, and do not want to be penalized or banned from its index.
3) If you have used text links, or get paid to write reviews, and you have decided to leave them altogether, do submit a “reinclusion request” by using the dedicated form inside the Google Webmaster Tools main page.
4) If you like Google and want its search engine to work better, do not cheat them. Those like you who do honest content writing work have all to gain from this.
5) However if you want to make some significant money by selling text links or paid for review, you have need of a good ranking (least PageRank 5) and a good scores on Technorati and Alexa.
Conclusion
Google started with one purpose, that is to punish those who sell PageRanks. But not all sites are been penalized, for a couple of reasons, both because of time and resources restraints as well as because of the strategy Google used. However, Google’s actions are been a small jolt for many of the blogs.
So far Google, did not give enough information about how to behave and what to do with text link ads or Pay per review. I recommend then to avoid to involved with these programs and you will not be penalized.
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