Comments on: DoFollow | No Nofollow – Highs & Lows http://andybeard.eu/761/nofollow-dofollow.html Internet Marketing, Lead Acquisition, Online Business Strategy and Social Media with Original Opinion and Loads of Attitude Mon, 15 Mar 2010 04:39:33 +0000 hourly 1 By: Paul Archer http://andybeard.eu/761/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-293288 Paul Archer Wed, 21 May 2008 01:30:19 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/05/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-293288 I know this post is pretty old dude, so I hope you don't mind I comment on it? I think your in a catch 22 situation here, but I think you'll get more good then you will bad out of it. Even though yes, you would have to moderate allot of the bull, your still well off. By they way, I like what your doing - Keep up the good work! Paul I know this post is pretty old dude, so I hope you don’t mind I comment on it?

I think your in a catch 22 situation here, but I think
you’ll get more good then you will bad out of it. Even though yes, you would have to moderate allot of the bull, your still well off.

By they way, I like what your doing – Keep up the good work!

Paul

]]> By: List Of Sites That “Follow” | Big Foot Web Marketing http://andybeard.eu/761/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-220360 List Of Sites That “Follow” | Big Foot Web Marketing Wed, 19 Mar 2008 01:47:23 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/05/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-220360 [...] excellent resource also is found in the Bumpzee dofollow community spearheaded by the brilliant Andy Beard. There you will find a huge index of blogs of every kind who have turned off nofollow tags in their [...] [...] excellent resource also is found in the Bumpzee dofollow community spearheaded by the brilliant Andy Beard. There you will find a huge index of blogs of every kind who have turned off nofollow tags in their [...]

]]> By: Buh-bye Akismet… Again http://andybeard.eu/761/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-218383 Buh-bye Akismet… Again Fri, 14 Mar 2008 17:44:00 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/05/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-218383 [...] frustration though was misplaced. There is no question that blogs from No-Nofollow Community are on many “must spam” list. But I think there is still a way to dofollow the comments [...] [...] frustration though was misplaced. There is no question that blogs from No-Nofollow Community are on many “must spam” list. But I think there is still a way to dofollow the comments [...]

]]> By: bluefrogx http://andybeard.eu/761/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-128852 bluefrogx Fri, 23 Nov 2007 14:56:26 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/05/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-128852 Sorry for double posting, but I've just enabled do-follow on my blog :D Your evangelism has paid off... Sorry for double posting, but I’ve just enabled do-follow on my blog :D Your evangelism has paid off…

]]> By: bLuefRogX http://andybeard.eu/761/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-126294 bLuefRogX Wed, 21 Nov 2007 10:50:32 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/05/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-126294 Its a nice concept, but it also leads to increased ’spam’ with comments like ‘Good Job’ or ‘Nice blog’ that are not actually relevant to the post, but are just there because the poster saw a ‘DoFollow’ badge on the blog and wanted a backlink. I suppose you could call this a double edged sword, it’d definitely get your more comments, but also increase your moderation work. Its a nice concept, but it also leads to increased ’spam’ with comments like ‘Good Job’ or ‘Nice blog’ that are not actually relevant to the post, but are just there because the poster saw a ‘DoFollow’ badge on the blog and wanted a backlink.

I suppose you could call this a double edged sword, it’d definitely get your more comments, but also increase your moderation work.

]]> By: CGlines http://andybeard.eu/761/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-110924 CGlines Fri, 09 Nov 2007 20:07:53 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/05/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-110924 Nice read. I personally hate the fact that just about every site you visit nowadays, whether it be a blog or otherwise is whoring itself out to the paid linking scheme. I also thought your quick lesson subsection was pretty damn funny. Nice read. I personally hate the fact that just about every site you visit nowadays, whether it be a blog or otherwise is whoring itself out to the paid linking scheme.

I also thought your quick lesson subsection was pretty damn funny.

]]> By: New Feature - DoFollow | cynix.us http://andybeard.eu/761/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-101415 New Feature - DoFollow | cynix.us Mon, 29 Oct 2007 01:10:08 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/05/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-101415 [...] that adding in a “nofollow” tag to any links in blog comments was a good idea. A lot of folks disagree with that. (Gotta admit that I do as well considering I’ve yet to see spam [...] [...] that adding in a “nofollow” tag to any links in blog comments was a good idea. A lot of folks disagree with that. (Gotta admit that I do as well considering I’ve yet to see spam [...]

]]> By: Andy Beard http://andybeard.eu/761/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-62450 Andy Beard Thu, 23 Aug 2007 07:20:51 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/05/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-62450 Alex that isn't a unique concept, PPP came out with disclosurepolicy.org a long time ago. Sure it is a different graphic, but the PPP guys also helped bloggers with the wording of their disclosure policy. PPP also have special badges that appear using javascript on paid reviews. In some ways I disagree with PPP on this because their badges don't appear in the content, and a disclosure policy link is suggested for use in the sidebar, not in the content. I advocate full disclosure in the content, using words, and also wrote both a Wordpress plugin and Feedburner Feedflare to help accomplish this. Alex that isn’t a unique concept, PPP came out with disclosurepolicy.org a long time ago.

Sure it is a different graphic, but the PPP guys also helped bloggers with the wording of their disclosure policy.

PPP also have special badges that appear using javascript on paid reviews.

In some ways I disagree with PPP on this because their badges don’t appear in the content, and a disclosure policy link is suggested for use in the sidebar, not in the content.

I advocate full disclosure in the content, using words, and also wrote both a Wordpress plugin and Feedburner Feedflare to help accomplish this.

]]> By: Alex Choo http://andybeard.eu/761/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-62432 Alex Choo Thu, 23 Aug 2007 06:24:40 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/05/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-62432 Andy, I seriously inspired by the folks who advocate no nofollow in comments. In fact, I've started a new movement to ensure that paid reviews are clearly disclosed as such. http://www.thisisapaidreview.com contains the 'manisfesto' :) Andy,

I seriously inspired by the folks who advocate no nofollow in comments.

In fact, I’ve started a new movement to ensure that paid reviews are clearly disclosed as such.

http://www.thisisapaidreview.com contains the ‘manisfesto’ :)

]]> By: Shea http://andybeard.eu/761/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-61298 Shea Sun, 19 Aug 2007 04:26:30 +0000 http://andybeard.eu/2007/05/nofollow-dofollow.html#comment-61298 Hasn't Google seriously penalized John Chow? I think they've buried his site several pages deep. I don't follow his blog either, but he's certainly attracted the attention of others. It makes me curious enough to look. Hasn’t Google seriously penalized John Chow? I think they’ve buried his site several pages deep. I don’t follow his blog either, but he’s certainly attracted the attention of others. It makes me curious enough to look.

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