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Their seems to be changes going on in the search engines. They have put together filters to identify links that are being paid for and pervent them from passing page rank. So with this in mind what can webmaster selling links do?
So there are some simple things that you could do to lower the chances the filter would pick up the link, for example remove any ‘sponsored links' or ‘advertisements' captions that go about the links. Also placing them in blocks of text or within the navigation, at the very least don't clump them all together.
It's incredible complicated to figure out what kind of return a link is providing, When buy links for SE ranking I don't like to pay monthly. You have to wait upto 6 months before you know if it was worth it. There are a lot of other changes to be wary of, like a life span of link after which they no longer offer a benefit. What ever is true, Webmasters are goign to have a lot harder time convincing people to pay for their links!
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To end with some cool stuff I found. Here's a forum I have been hanging around in. Here is a interesting one. I've started to write about something called Home information packs! HIPS
Oh well.