Comments on: No NoFollow & No-Nofollow.com http://andybeard.eu/119/no-nofollow-no-nofollowcom.html Internet Marketing, Lead Acquisition, Online Business Strategy and Social Media with Original Opinion and Loads of Attitude Sat, 11 Feb 2012 13:54:35 +0000 hourly 1 By: Riggie Freyer@Internet Business http://andybeard.eu/119/no-nofollow-no-nofollowcom.html#comment-295925 Riggie Freyer@Internet Business Fri, 23 May 2008 12:12:27 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2006/11/no-nofollow-no-nofollowcom.html#comment-295925 Hi Andy, I think it's a great idea to setup a list of blogs which don't use the no follow tag. The present lists I see don't do make it easy to identify blogs in a particular niche. Would be great if yours did... -Riggie Hi Andy,

I think it’s a great idea to setup a list of blogs which don’t use the no follow tag.

The present lists I see don’t do make it easy to identify blogs in a particular niche.

Would be great if yours did…

-Riggie

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]]> By: Andy Beard http://andybeard.eu/119/no-nofollow-no-nofollowcom.html#comment-154 Andy Beard Sun, 05 Nov 2006 14:48:30 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2006/11/no-nofollow-no-nofollowcom.html#comment-154 Hi Chris I wasn't thinking that the other sites would use any of your content, just have access, for a large fee, maybe via API, to your software. I am sure some of them have their own systems to detect origin already, but maybe not all of them, and quite possibly not as effective. Do you know what the funniest thing is? The basic concepts in rewriting a PLR article are extremely similar to the methods used to detect its use. Also the more articles you submit using these methods, the easier it is to detect. Thus your first submission might go undetected, but once you have submitted 50 or 100, there is a much larger dataset to work with. If you then sell the software, you are multiplying the dataset many times over. The more successful the sale of the software, the less time it will be effective. Regarding your feeds - honestly I don't like them so much. Other niche websites use them, and the benefit for the authors is minimal compared to the benefit to EzineArticles. I have also noticed a significant drop in the pagerank of articles stored on Ezine Articles, and even the profile pages to a certain extent. Have you been making some changes to the linking structure over the last 9 months? Hi Chris

I wasn’t thinking that the other sites would use any of your content, just have access, for a large fee, maybe via API, to your software.

I am sure some of them have their own systems to detect origin already, but maybe not all of them, and quite possibly not as effective.

Do you know what the funniest thing is?

The basic concepts in rewriting a PLR article are extremely similar to the methods used to detect its use.

Also the more articles you submit using these methods, the easier it is to detect.

Thus your first submission might go undetected, but once you have submitted 50 or 100, there is a much larger dataset to work with.

If you then sell the software, you are multiplying the dataset many times over.

The more successful the sale of the software, the less time it will be effective.

Regarding your feeds – honestly I don’t like them so much. Other niche websites use them, and the benefit for the authors is minimal compared to the benefit to EzineArticles.

I have also noticed a significant drop in the pagerank of articles stored on Ezine Articles, and even the profile pages to a certain extent.
Have you been making some changes to the linking structure over the last 9 months?

]]> By: EzineArticles http://andybeard.eu/119/no-nofollow-no-nofollowcom.html#comment-153 EzineArticles Sun, 05 Nov 2006 14:30:02 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2006/11/no-nofollow-no-nofollowcom.html#comment-153 Hi Andy, We've considered opening up our system to trusted distribution partners; but have been unmotivated to follow through as we have not had a compelling argument with all things considered that would make offering the service, a good thing for ourselves and all stakeholders. Said another way: We have more compelling arguments against offering the service than 'for it'. For now, we do make [partial] RSS feeds available for every author and every category and this is as far as we're willing to go at the moment in terms of automating the distribution of quality content to niche websites. Cheers, Chris Knight, Publisher http://EzineArticles.com/ Hi Andy,

We’ve considered opening up our system to trusted distribution partners; but have been unmotivated to follow through as we have not had a compelling argument with all things considered that would make offering the service, a good thing for ourselves and all stakeholders.

Said another way: We have more compelling arguments against offering the service than ‘for it’.

For now, we do make [partial] RSS feeds available for every author and every category and this is as far as we’re willing to go at the moment in terms of automating the distribution of quality content to niche websites.

Cheers,
Chris Knight, Publisher
http://EzineArticles.com/

]]> By: Stavanger http://andybeard.eu/119/no-nofollow-no-nofollowcom.html#comment-151 Stavanger Sat, 04 Nov 2006 20:43:04 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2006/11/no-nofollow-no-nofollowcom.html#comment-151 Very interseting article, I guess you will never know exactly what's going on; kind of like Page Rank. You know the number, but no exact idea why it is that number :) Excellent resources as well, thanks Very interseting article, I guess you will never know exactly what’s going on; kind of like Page Rank. You know the number, but no exact idea why it is that number :)

Excellent resources as well, thanks

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