Hub pages with promotion intent

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    Nick Korsposted 14 years ago

    Good afternoon,

    Planning to write a few pages with very informative and useful content for users but with slight promotion of my main website which will expressed in singe link at the bottom or something of that kind.

    Have read the rules but did not find anything on that matter.

    Thanks in advance!

    1. relache profile image72
      relacheposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      There are some definite guidelines and rules regarding promotional Hubs and links, so I suggest you go back and read them again, as it would seem you've missed all of those sections.

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        Nick Korsposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        Could You provide a link to those rules or definite answer?

        I am sorry it does not seem like i missed it, since i have not found anything on that matter.

  2. relache profile image72
    relacheposted 14 years ago

    Nick, if you'd actually read the FAQ (that "help" button at the upper right of every single page on the site) or the Terms of Use (linked at the bottom of every page on the site), you'd have found the rules regarding content and links.

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    Nick Korsposted 14 years ago

    Oh thank you, that is very nice of you to help me!

  4. kirstenblog profile image80
    kirstenblogposted 14 years ago

    A lot of people seem to use their hubs and profile page to promote their blogs. They usually do so in a tasteful way, I have even felt encourage to go have a look. The problem comes when you use hubpages (or other web sites really) to promote yourself by generating spam. If you write an article about a topic you also blog on or have a website for and your article here is just spam, I for one will not be clicking through and it will end up being flagged as spam.

    I click a link in someone's article because the content of the article was so amazingly awesome that I want to go check out what their link is going to teach me or whatever. An article is a good one because it gives what it promises, from help using rss to tips on finding good keywords or a pleasant and pleasurable read.

    A self promotion link here or there is no big deal. When the sole purpose for an article is its links, thats spam as it offers nothing of value in itself, remove the links and you are left with nothing of value. If you use more then one link to your site that looks like spam, surly I do not need multiple links to be able to check it out if I am interested. If you have lots of links to different sites (one each but loads of different sites) I think it makes it look like that article isn't really about anything and is just to advertise all those sites. Filters in google and even hubpages filters will flag that volume of outside links as spam so make sure you can defend your article if it gets flagged or be very sparing about the links you give in an article.

 
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