Sentences with phrase «paid links in their articles»

Some content writers earn an income from affiliate marketing by including paid links in their articles but offer the article for free to high ranking websites.

Not exact matches

Don't pay for links and don't participate in networks that sell links and help you distribute your articles to different sites.

The French decision follows the May ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in the case of Mario Costeja González, a Spanish man who succeeded in ordering Google to remove links to an old article saying that his home was being repossessed to pay off debts.

Herbie... In case you weren't paying attention, the main link for this article is listed under the U.S. section on the mainpage.

This means you don't pay anything extra, but The Potty School earns a bit from a purchase you make using any links in this article.

The argument against BP's search campaign has two main two aspects: first, some articles have claimed that people often don't discriminate between organic and paid search results, even though the paid ads are in a different color and marked as «sponsored links.»

In a new article in Science, historians at the Mailman School of Public Health challenge claims that the sugar industry paid scientists in the 1960s to play down the link between sugar and heart diseasIn a new article in Science, historians at the Mailman School of Public Health challenge claims that the sugar industry paid scientists in the 1960s to play down the link between sugar and heart diseasin Science, historians at the Mailman School of Public Health challenge claims that the sugar industry paid scientists in the 1960s to play down the link between sugar and heart diseasin the 1960s to play down the link between sugar and heart disease.

In case you missed the New York Times article of January 27, 2008, «Self - Publishers Flourish as Writers Pay the Tab,» here's the link.

Writing.ie does not receive funding for any of the English Language sections of the site so unfortunately we are unable to pay authors for articles, but we can connect you to an awful lot of people via social media (over 20,000 across our various accounts on Twitter, Facebook, and Linked in) in addition to our thousands of regular visitors.

In the article I linked above, a flood of writing workshops, conferences, retreats, contests (pay to play, natch), and MFA programs are offered.

NOTE: Some links in this article have referral codes that allow us to get paid a small referral fee when we send new users to a partner site.

Not sure why your Apple article / link didn't come through for you — I'll add it below (though I presume the pay - wall will kick in & stymie a lot of people).

Otherwise, like the young couples profiled in this Toronto Life article (thanks to reader Geoff for the link), new homeowners could face the prospect of «forgoing vacations, putting off having kids and surviving on tuna sandwiches», just to pay for a roof over their heads.

You can book a family adventure trip as a package tour (in which case you'll need to pay attention to the article linked above) or create your own itinerary.

Basically, Media - Top pays you to put a link to their client's online casino in your article.

But the concept of firms linking salaries to locational cost of living has changed, as reported in this National Law Journal article, Does it pay to make NY pay?

Barbara Mayden contributed to the Law360 article, «BigLaw's Pay Traditions May Fuel Gender Bias Fire» where she discussed the link between subjectivity in compensation decisions and inherent biases.

His work in the past few years in the High Court, the Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court, and the employment tribunal has been in some of Europe's largest ever equal pay cases, including for Birmingham City Council and for Asda; in the unfair dismissal litigation known as «Trojan horse»; and in some of the UK's leading discrimination cases, including advising in Lokhova v Sberbank: link to BBC article.

The Effects of Trust in Authority and Procedural Fairness on Cooperation (link to paid article) David de Cremer & Tom Tyler, 92 Journal of Applied Psychology 639 (2007) Contrary to a 1998 study by Van den Bos et al., Cremer and Tyler found that, when trust in authority is high, procedural fairness has a strong effect on cooperation with police.

On one hand, many office workers receive severance pay at the discretion of the employer; NFL players are entitled to specific dollar amounts based on service (Article 60 in the link above).

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Of course, this requires you to purchase the paid Andromeda add - on app for Substratum, as mentioned in the article linked earlier.

An inalienable right for publishers to get paid whenever anybody links to their content, on social media or elsewhere, creates a perverse incentive structure: From the perspective of the social network, spreading fake news in the form of sponsored posts makes them money, whereas their users sharing legitimate news articles costs them money.