Sentences with phrase «but spam links»

So, when I read this post which said indies were ruining literature, do nothing but spam links on social, and that we always pay for reviews, I thought seriously about what my response should be before I replied.

Not exact matches

Here is how the scam works: Cyber criminals target tax professionals with what is known as phishing — spam email that seems legitimate, but contains links or attachments laden with malware.

But imho guest blogging will always play a role with engaged blog authors — correct me if I'm wrong, but the kind of guest blogging you're talking about here refers to the kind of content marketing spam you quote in the beginning — resulting in a number of inbound linBut imho guest blogging will always play a role with engaged blog authors — correct me if I'm wrong, but the kind of guest blogging you're talking about here refers to the kind of content marketing spam you quote in the beginning — resulting in a number of inbound linbut the kind of guest blogging you're talking about here refers to the kind of content marketing spam you quote in the beginning — resulting in a number of inbound links.

But, what happens to your site when non-relevant (or worse, spam) ones decide to start linking to you instead?

Today, this could still theoretically be beneficial, but to a much lesser degree; aside from that, it's actually the # 1 way Google identifies link spam, so I recommend avoiding it altogether.

I tried to post two comments earlier but I guess putting in a link was seen as spam.

If you click through, you see that it's a perfect spam page, composed of nothing but ads and a link to a random article on e.politics.

:) I don't have word verification, but it enables automatically when somebody adds links in comments as it will be recognized as spam; P

From my YouTube page you can find links to my other sites if you're interested, but I don't want to spam too much!

Prohibited actions on FetDig.com include but are not limited to: spam advertising, keyword abuse, keyword stuffing, scraping, back linking, spam linking, profiles made for the purpose of just advertising, or any other actions designed to redirect traffic outside of FetDig.com.

SPAM; comments that push a link but don't add to the comment thread 2.

Why then, do you think, authors do nothing but constantly spam their book links screaming BUY MY BOOK!!!

Most of the links people try to post here are actually to pirate sites (which never make it past my spam filter), but this is legit.

It's tempting to get on Twitter and do nothing but talk about our books and share links to our books, but that puts most people to sleep or worse, you annoy them and they unfollow or report you for spam.

But if you are one of those annoying authors who is repeatedly spamming your book links and has nothing else to say but, «Buy my book!&raqBut if you are one of those annoying authors who is repeatedly spamming your book links and has nothing else to say but, «Buy my book!&raqbut, «Buy my book!»

I am not saying that you should spam your book with links and affiliate offers, but you can sprinkle them in where you feel it is appropriate.

If you look closely at these groups, you'll discover that they're nothing but spam pages with author after author dropping links and yelling «Buy my book!»

They are on Twitter to promote themselves, not by constantly spamming people with buy my books links, but also not to spend most of their time in private conversation.

I wouldn't spam the blogs, but if you discretely put the link to your (for example) book for sale on Amazon in your signature, I think that's a good way to go.

Glad you liked the list, Rosalind, but please note: adding a self - promotional link to your comments will likely land them in the spam folder or trash on most popular sites.

Normally it's not good to post a link in your first answer (it can be interpreted as spam), but since this is a great answer, I'll just note that you should disclose any affiliation with the site, just to put over-eager editors like myself at ease.

To 1800petmeds, if this is not any associate of yours I apologise but the truth seems to be that this person who has spammed my website with your links is employed by you.

«But I understand that there's a real appetite in the media at the moment because the Wii U is a hot topic to spam some stories that are going to attract a lot of links if they present it in a certain way.»

There are lot's of ways to tweet links to art * without * spamming, but even when I love someone's art, I won't follow them if their twitter feed is nothing but links to new listings on Etsy or whatever.

Mainly IMHO at the moment, although there are one or two studies which hint at this (I did try and link one paper on a few occasions but the spam filter seemed to take issue with it)

Not crazy about being spammed with unrelated links, ashley, but I'm a fan of MLK, and it is the MLK weekend, so I'll let it pass.

«Not only may FindLaw be liable to law firms for the millions of dollars paid by law firms to FindLaw for these spam links, but FindLaw and its parent company, Thomson Reuters, has damaged its reputation and brand in the eyes of lawyers and the search community, including Google, for years to come.»

These services not only send out your emails, keep track of your statistics and open rates and manage your list, but they will also help you by requiring an «unsubscribe» link at the bottom of your messages and providing other built in precautions to help keep you in compliance with the CAN - SPAM act.

But wait — I suddenly remembered that with the link spam eliminator, one has to renew every couple of years.

It honestly looks like one of those sites you get after a Google search and you think it's what you are looking for, but when you open the page it's nothing but a bunch of spam links to trick the search engine.

Somehow your comment ended up in my spam folder and I just fished it out, so I'll be a little late to the party but I'll still head over and link up:).

I just posted my house tour with them shown last night — but I won't spam you with the link!!!

I saw this on Pinterest and tried to follow the link, but Pinterest blocked it and said that it may lead to Spam, Nudity, or other inappropriate stuff.