Re:Ask HN: How do you justify Google’s SEO policy of not all...
by meleva on Friday May 30, 2014 @11:44AM
(#7822385)
Actually it goes like that:
You own a website, I own a website. I pay you $100 to show your visitors a link to my website. The link is presented as an organic, non paid link.
=BAD
You own a website, I own a website. I pay you $100 to show your visitors a link to my website. The link is presented as a paid link, with a no follow attribute.
=GOOD
On a side note, your breakdown of the Ad Revenue using Google as a middleman is wrong.
If you pay Google 100$ (via Adwords) to decide to show ad on my site, I will get 68% of that 100$ and Google will get 32%
You own a website, I own a website. I pay you $100 to show your visitors a link to my website. The link is presented as an organic, non paid link. =BAD
You own a website, I own a website. I pay you $100 to show your visitors a link to my website. The link is presented as a paid link, with a no follow attribute. =GOOD
On a side note, your breakdown of the Ad Revenue using Google as a middleman is wrong. If you pay Google 100$ (via Adwords) to decide to show ad on my site, I will get 68% of that 100$ and Google will get 32%
Adense revenue share: https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/180195?hl=en