Google has a big issue with bloggers displaying paid links on their websites. As a result, many bloggers have seen a drop in their page rank ratings, some even going down to zero. This has forced many bloggers who once had high PR ratings and depended on the income generated from their blogs as a result to quit blogging and find alternate means of obtaining funds online. A mean gesture it would seem for Google to do that, and many bloggers now have the word “Google” blacklisted in their vocabulary. There are ways to appease the Google dragon, according to … Continue Reading “Google and Paid Links – How To Get On Google’s Good Side”
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