Big Bill wrote:
> On Mon, 08 Aug 2005 13:28:35 GMT, "Mark Shell"
> <markashell@REMOVEearthlink.net> wrote:
>
>>Someone suggested (for a fee) that I place "a one page advertising" on my
>>website: "We will create a page with some information about the product
>>[language learning courses] and add some pictures. Then we will send it to
>>you and you put it on your site."
>>
>>Is this the so called content exchange (as opposed to link exchange?).
>>What
>>are the benefits for the advertiser (comparing to a link exchange)? Any
>>benefits for me? Any dangers in doing this? -- Thanks.
>
> Is it a subject related to your site? If so then the content probably
> wouldn't hurt. Nor would the link in Hilltop hub/authority terms.
> Other factors would presumably be determined by where you put it on
> your site and what authority you have over that, and vice versa.
I think you're playing with fire when you choose to do this. You dilute your
PageRank and make maintenance a pain, although you can set up a subsite
with FTP access for the content 'partner'.
In general, you will /have/ to create some linkage between both sites (at
one level or another). Will this linkage be any better than a link exchange
(which I am against on general)? I think not. In fact, you are spreading
links among two separate sources, which will result in penalties and lower
ranks due to fewer incoming links to each.
Roy
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Roy S. Schestowitz
http://Schestowitz.com
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