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http://www.wolf-howl.com [Graywolf's Wolf-Howl] Your bijon frieze's articles about mesothelioma and debt consolidation probably aren't really providing much value. Aaron of SEOBook points to an new company Constant Content who provides original articles, that you can license for your website, an interesting concept. So is creating an article around a high paying topic spam, maybe, but it is and always will be a part of being a publisher, both on the web and off. Here are some tips for not being flagged as spam:

Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.

http://www.stuntdubl.com [ Stuntdubl Internet Marketing Consulting] Mr. Ploppy’s Monday Morning Tool List Volume X - Ploppy Goes Blackhat - Blackhat Tools: Managing client expectations appropriately is definitely key to being successful. Taking 2k per month and telling someone they will rank for “home loans” in 6 month is *much* less ethical than spamming search engines in my mind. As the now oft quoted adage goes “Don’t bring a knife to a gunfight.”

What’s the Story? ”” By Aaron Wormus » Archive » Blog Aggregation ...: I allow planet-php.net to syndicate my content, as part of their front page news, but cannot allow a third party site to create individual pages which contain nothing other than the content from my blog.

Another Day in Paradise: You may notice the new ads down at the bottom, that’s part of the digitalpoint ad network it’s free and as far as I can see fairly “non-evil”, I’ll be hacking the ads a bit to get them into a more palatable format. The idea is that you distribute the ads over all your pages (I have over 700 here) and then you are assigned “weight” which you can use to run ads. So I have links pointing out from all my pages, and am then focusing all my weight on one page. Because the ads are being served on the server side, and are not javascipts google will notice them and credit you with PR.

Another Day in Paradise » F*cking Spammers: They aren’t that bright — the screenshot of the spamming program shows them preparing a batch of blog spam, fake email address and […]

http://www.seobook.com  Blog & SEO Business Models: Hosting Content Spam : SEO Book.com: I've always had a pretty low opinion of the Search Engine Optimization industry. Though there are of course legitimate experts in the field, it seems chock full of people who are barely above spammers, and they taint the image of the whole group.

http://www.seobook.com  Cheap Blog Spamming Script, Blog Spam Comment Submission Software ...: >I can't believe you'd be linking to this and doubt I'll be coming back to your blog or recommending your SEO book to any more people. This is poor form Aaron - I'm surprised you've done this and am really disappointed that you've gone this route.

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