ja1myn
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- Feb 3, 2012
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About google hitting on affiliate sites, that's one part that confuses me as to how that is considred thin. For one, it gives the searcher plenty of information more than amazon itself could with it's paid reviews. When people buy the product that's reffered by the affiliate, it means the user got what they wanted, which is anything but thin/spam content.
Most affiliates bank on the fact that they'll rank organically and profit that way as organic affiliate traffic is highly valuable. Google seems to like to discourage this practice by handing out penalties, forcing affiliates to consider PPC as a safer route, which Google profits off of.