New York-based advertising firm MediaWhiz, never one to worry about gray areas when it comes to advertising, has launched a new product today called InLinks.
It's fairly straightforward - advertisers who want their sites associated with specific keywords simply buy ads. Links to those sites are then added to publishers sites whenever those words pop up in content. These aren't ghost links like Kontera and others include in content - they're full blown links without any notation (like a nofollow) that they are advertisements meant primarily for SEO juice.
Content sites are paid a flat rate per month per ad sold. I'm trying to get more details now from the company
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Update: Google's Matt Cutts emails:
Google has been very clear that selling such links that pass PageRank is a violation of our quality guidelines. Other search engines have said similar things. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has also given unambiguous guidance on this subject in the recent PDF at where they said as well as paid to engage in word-of-mouth marketing must disclose that fact to recipients of their messages.
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But you're not in the UK? I believe many of the unfair commercial practices directives apply through Europe
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The reality is that accepting money to link to / promote / market for a product without disclosing that fact is a very high-risk behavior
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