Comments on: nofollow All Links In A Certain WordPress Category

By: BlackBerry PlayBook

BlackBerry PlayBook — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 19:43:26 +0000

Nice tips to this kind of strange situation even though it does not effect me as i have no such problems.

By: Beth

Beth — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 01:08:06 +0000

I think some of us will have better luck dealing directly with advertisers rather than going through other services. I’ve written one paid post in the last 2 weeks simply because there are none available that I believe are worth the effort, much less $7. Advertisers aren’t going for Izea/PPP’s Real Rank- even though I’m in the Top 100 nothing has changed. They still believe Page Rank is more important. While I don’t believe it is- I still think our traffic and traffic sources should prove we’re worth more cash, Google has done a really great job making others believe PR is the end all for websites and blogs.

By: Vincent

Vincent — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 11:26:04 +0000

My other blog is not as lucky. It went from PR5 to 3, then 0.
Months back, an advertiser ordered a few ad spots to place her image ads. For $200, I inserted "nofollow" to all the images—but she’s willing to make it to $300 just to remove the "nofollow".

Good luck trying the plugin, hope we both will have an increase in PageRank.

By: Beth

Beth — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 10:28:21 +0000

While I enjoy making money from my blog, I also realize I have worked hard to make a simple, non-niched blog, semi-popular and even though I was one of the lucky few who actually kept a page rank, (went from PR5 to PR3), the PPP/Izea service itself is suffering. I have made more money selling advertising space and explaining to advertisers that I charge %5 extra to remove the "nofollow" tags. Oddly enough, they seem to be opting to keep the no follow. Realizing I basically gave my PR away to companies who paid anywhere from $5-100 sickens me. I’ll have to try the plugin and hopefully be able to request to be reinstated with Google.