1qay1qay:
@nast1: seveda ti verjamem, tvoje izkušnje iz prakse so bolj merodajne kot moje teoretiziranje, a v mislih sem imel tole:
izvleček iz "Google General Guidelines for manual sites review" (poglavje 5, odd. 5.1.1 :
(This is the document that Google’s human search quality raters use when grading Google’s search results. )
In this section, we will talk about how spammers make money and how to look for commercial intent.
Most spam pages have commercial intent. Spammers create spam pages to make money and earn commissions
when users make a purchase on an affiliate merchant site or when they click on a PPC ad.
If a page exists only to make money, the page is spam.
Please remember: Some spam pages do not have obvious moneymaking intent. If a page is created to change search
engine rankings or even to do harm to users’ computers with sneaky downloads, it is spam even though you can’t see
how the page is making money.
5.1 Thin Affiliates
A thin affiliate is a website that earns money from affiliate commissions. It exists only to make money. The spammer
shows content from other “real” merchant sites, such as Amazon or eBay, or a good hotel or travel website. When
users click on links to buy products or make reservations, they are redirected to the “real” merchant page.
The thin affiliate offers no additional information and does not try to help users. This is a moneymaking spam
technique.
5.1.1 Recognizing Thin Affiliates
To help determine if a page is a thin affiliate, you can do the following:
Click buttons on the page. Click on a “More Information” or “Make a Purchase” button. If you are taken to a
merchant on a different domain, it is probably a thin affiliate. You will not be able to make the purchase on the
affiliate webpage.
Check properties of images on the page. Right-click on an image on the page with your mouse and look at
“Properties” to see where the image originates. Check to see if the address of the image is the same as the
address of the page or if it is the address of a “real” merchant?
Look for original content on the page. Affiliate pages that include original content in addition to the affiliate
link are not spam
Look at the domain registrants. If clicking a button takes you to another page, check to see “who is” the
registrant (or owner) of the two domains. If the registrant is the same, the page is not a thin affiliate. Please
follow the instructions for checking whose in Section 3.3.1.
To nima nič opraviti z affiliate linki in adsensom. Gre se za to, da nekateri delajo ala poskrepane affiliate strani brez dodatne vrednosti (npr whitelabel aff strani) ali drugačen tip strani brez dodatne vrednosti. Če ti dodaš dodatno vrednost strani s pravo vsebino, pol tud aff linki ne škodijo (če ne pretiravaš).
@Smarty, še imaš kje še kopijo tega sporočila? Je bil razlog dejansko samo affiliate linki ali si imel thin affliate tipa strani?