Thanks for the input — just to clarify the situation a bit.
The site owner isn’t writing high-quality editorial content “for the client” or for the benefit of his own site.
He’s simply publishing content provided by the buyers. And as you can guess, the quality varies a lot — some are decent...
I'm also leaning toward option 2.
But here's the interesting part — I recently came across a site while buying a post, and the owner has been publishing paid articles with do-follow links and a “paid advertisement” disclaimer at the bottom... for about 10 years.
What's more, from what I can...
Hey folks,
Here’s a theoretical scenario I’d love your take on.
Let’s say a site owner publishes a paid guest post with a do-follow link to the client’s website. But — and here’s the twist — at the bottom of the post they add a small disclaimer like:
“This article is a paid advertisement.”...
I tried Steptoe's advice, even found the original page from where the text was added, but I still couldn’t find the option to add my own... as a student. I think you’re right: the teacher role is needed.
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4. Switch to the code and go to the html code (or paste the text in the visual editor, and paste the link in html - my link in the visual editor is inserted incorrectly)...
If a subdomain is newly created and has no external links, then its weight is effectively zero. The fact that the characteristics of the main domain are displayed does not play any role and there will be no benefit from such a page.
In the morning, I was still human, since, as usual, I couldn't think straight without a cup of coffee. But after that question... I don't even know. I started to doubt.
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