New Scientist selling links on its website

Ajay Kumar Singh on March 7th, 2010
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While searching for some space related story I stumbled upon news scientist website and to my surprise I found approvedindex.co.uk link in the right sidebar at the bottom.

So even a reputed magazine like New Scientist has succumbed to the link selling tactics or may be it is recession to blame.

New Scientist Selling Links on its website

What a shame on New Scientist that it sells a link to a crap website like approvedindex and the link content looks so miserable and out of context.

And not to mention the dumb people from both sides have agreed to keep the link on all pages ;)

LOL

Thousands of irrelevant links overnight.

And since New Scientist is a reputable magazine it will not be punished by Google for selling links. So guys what are you waiting for go and grab some nice links off New Scientist before the new spread like wildfire.

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Jack on March 7th, 2010

What a shame on NS.

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Dan Brown on March 7th, 2010

I’m interested in buying poker link, how to contact them?

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David on March 7th, 2010

Why do you think that approved index has purchased the link?

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Ajay Kumar Singh Reply:

Don’t be so naive. New Scientist is a reputed magazine and it will not give you link free of cost in any way.

The only way to get that irrelevant link is via link buying.

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David Reply:

Why Google doesn’t penalize NS?

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Ajay Kumar Singh Reply:

Google turns blind eyes on big guys. Google’s T&C is biased towards well known website and even if they sell links it would be ignored.

Kevin on March 7th, 2010

What a dumb way to build links.

Thousands of links from irrelevant site will not do any good, it looks so much spam.

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Celina on March 7th, 2010

How much it would cost to get a link similar to Approved Index’s link on New Scientist website?

Do they offer it only on home page rather than on all pages?

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Hemant on March 7th, 2010

Hello Sir,
We are India based SEO Link Building company and we are interested in buying quality links from high PR website.

Kindly let me know how to buy link on New Scientist website?

Tx
Hemant

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Neodymium on March 8th, 2010

Now I come to think of it, I woudn’t mind having a link on the mainpage of the MIT or NASA website. I’m willing to pay top dollar.

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Ajay Kumar Singh Reply:

If you have contacts in MIT or NASA and you manage to get a link as kind of free goodies then it is wonderful.

If you are planning to pay for it then forget about it.

Links are everything for Google Search Algorithm and if people start to buy links then there would be chaos.

Rich businesses would dominate the Internet while not so rich would be cornered.

If you have money you can buy millions of links and thus get top ranking on Google which will then defeat the fundamental philosophy of Google’s search algorithm which is based on the free and organic result (Ahem!!!).

Buying and Selling links are not welcomed on Google even though 90% (as per my research) of businesses wouldn’t mind to buy links.

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