Ethics and affiliate marketing. It can certainly be written much about the topic, but I will here discuss a matter who turned up when I wrote a blog post review about an affiliate Software on my website. It is about an application that connects affiliate links towards external authority websites and blogs. When people who may have clicked on this link and wish to leave from this authority webpage, it pops up an affiliate offers that are made through this software. I think it is totally unethica

After seeing this fresh Google Webmaster video of Matt Cutts, I interpret it so that he discourages writing and posting articles on Article Directories as Street Articles etc. Matt Cutts about Article Directories Matt Cutts says that " In practice, it tend to be lower quality stuff and more and more spammy content". He says that it is not so effective to write and link to Article Directories as it was for a few years ago.

Having been a while in WA, I'm a bit astonished over why there are so few that use the, Like (thumb up). "Why should I do that"? Because you help that person to get higher ranking in WA. I think most of us would like to rank high, and than it's great to get some help from other WA members. Of course there are a few that give a lot Likes, and they almost always have a high ranking (that's something to think about :) Do not be afraid to touch Like, you will then help others + yourself. Good

Introduction To obtain enough good legal images to your articles and posts can often be a challenge, and certainly if you do not want to spend money on purchasing images. It can also be very hard to find out about pictures rights. Is it legal to use the picture or not? I've thought a great deal about this topic because it affects me a lot. I have found some good solutions that I think are 100 percent legal:) First of all Create your own "Image Database" by topic of your niche. Cre