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I was surprised but if you think about it, would you sell something on ebay directly to someone who sends you an email? that’s a big no-no and everyone knows it!

now, if someone were to approach me via email to advertise something of theirs, I’d be a little suspicious of what they’re selling!

I was surprised but if you think about it, would you sell something on ebay directly to someone who sends you an email? that’s a big no-no and everyone knows it!

now, if someone were to approach me via email to advertise something of theirs, I’d be a little suspicious of what they’re selling!

I think you missed the point. It’s not about PPP bringing advertisers to you. It’s when you recruit advertisers directly – why pay a fee then?

I think you missed the point. It’s not about PPP bringing advertisers to you. It’s when you recruit advertisers directly – why pay a fee then?

No disrespect, Andy Beard, b/c I admire your work and I read your feeds all the time but, with regards to the paypal fees- with the % that the advertisers will save by contacting the site owners directly, certainly they can cover the paypal fees. Just my opinion, not trying to be controversial.

No disrespect, Andy Beard, b/c I admire your work and I read your feeds all the time but, with regards to the paypal fees- with the % that the advertisers will save by contacting the site owners directly, certainly they can cover the paypal fees. Just my opinion, not trying to be controversial.

On paid reviews they might be able to eventually discount external links at the post level, but they really want people to use nofollow on paid links of every kind.

I have linked to one of my articles about it which lists lots of examples of paid links that might or might not qualify and are within that wide band of sand.

The most recent article on this on the Matt Cutts blog generated over 600 comments. (he is in charge of Webspam at Google) – just search for paid links, he will rank in first place forever I think.

Is it rumored some time in the future that Google is going to downgrade sites selling links? Can you explain that a little better?

Is it rumored some time in the future that Google is going to downgrade sites selling links? Can you explain that a little better?

It isn’t a 10% cut, you get paid the advertised price, and it is 10% on top, so a 9% cut of what the advertiser pays.

They cover the Paypal fees which takes up half of it.

I am writing reviews that effectively scream at Google “This Content Should Be In The Index” and “These links are editorial” despite the consulting fee.

My future business plans do partially depend on where the land in the sand is drawn, and currently the width of that line is like the width of the beach at Camber Sands – for those that don’t know the beaches on the SE coast of England, it can take a good 10 to 20 minutes to walk down from high tide mark to low tide.

A 4-5% handling fee for PPP is insignificant if that provides a reassurance for the advertiser and an interface, escrow, some level of 3rd party mediation etc.

The percentages will be different from their future market place, but still reasonable if they can hook up some bigger names.

I am already testing out the interface with my first ordered review.

It isn’t a 10% cut, you get paid the advertised price, and it is 10% on top, so a 9% cut of what the advertiser pays.

They cover the Paypal fees which takes up half of it.

I am writing reviews that effectively scream at Google “This Content Should Be In The Index” and “These links are editorial” despite the consulting fee.

My future business plans do partially depend on where the land in the sand is drawn, and currently the width of that line is like the width of the beach at Camber Sands – for those that don’t know the beaches on the SE coast of England, it can take a good 10 to 20 minutes to walk down from high tide mark to low tide.

A 4-5% handling fee for PPP is insignificant if that provides a reassurance for the advertiser and an interface, escrow, some level of 3rd party mediation etc.

The percentages will be different from their future market place, but still reasonable if they can hook up some bigger names.

I am already testing out the interface with my first ordered review.