Make Money Online with Your Blogroll

So far what is the BEST TOP 1 money making program for blog?

This is a very interesting idea and I'm wondering what Google would actually be able to do to stop this. Blogrolls have traditionally been thought of as links to friends or recommended web sites and will primarily continue to be so. So if the last statement is true how the heck would Google be able to differentiate between these two types of links.

Many program for get money... it's good

Some might say that it's morally wrong, others will want to cut out the middle man. I say, if it brings in the cash then that's all that matters :!:

That is a great idea. I will have to look into this as I have some free wordpress blogs with high pagerank that I could use a little extra money from.

Very interesting post for advertisers.

Google obviously doesn't take very kindly to these kind of services, so is it really worth the risk? I suppose it is if you don't care where you stand with Google.

Is blogging is only about making money? I don't think so but Lot of new bloggers think that way. You are doing a great job by giving bloggers new ideas for making money.
You have a great fan following and I really appreciate that. I understand that a Lot of hard work and dedication has gone in making your blog such a hit. :cool:

I think if some blog is giving some information which is really helping even a single person then I think it is doing a good job for the community as a whole. :grin:

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it will be great .....working :idea:

any idea how much they are offering to a publisher for each link :lol:
and will selling blog roll will effect bloggers Pagerank?

This sonds like a great idea, I tend to sll links privately and find that it works pretty well, but to have it monitored through a company is bound to make it more successful.

lol, I wonder if Google would know about Blogrolled after this post :P

-Mike

Man today I just write my Magnum Opus on making money online and I pretty much start with this link issue.

I LIKE the idea as long as everybody is upfront about what it is. I think a lot of newer people aren't aware of the potential Google cost down the line. But this post says right at the top what's going on. KUDOS!

But if you've got a throwawy blog why not? But even for a vet I wouldn't recommend using your main blog (in the first year anyway).

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Great Post.

Thanks you john for your sharing :D Keep Posting :mrgreen:

Thanks for the comments everyone! You can keep them coming here...

I just signed up and submitted my blog to Blogrolled. Let's see how this works out. I love the idea. :evil:

Thanks for the comments everyone - keep the suggestions coming!

I can't see this really taking off.

The fact that John Chow posted about this may lead Google to start looking into it in the next few months :)

I will grab this opportunity now. tHanks for sharing

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John,

Blogrolled.com is surely the answer of my search lately! I've been in the business of 'selling' blogroll links - stealthly :P - but managing their expiry is difficult - Any ideas on this?

most bloggers already sell links.... I don' t really see what this will change... I guess it'll just make it easier to connect to link buyers?

According to theie terms of service you have to install some tracking code so they can determine the performance of the links their advertisers buy.

This quote is from point 6 in the ToS "Applicable Codes and Code Maintenance. In order for Blogrolled to record the tracking of Visitors' Transactions resulting from clicks on Links to Advertisers promoted by You, You must include and maintain a Blogrolled "Tracking Code" within the Advertiser's Links. All Advertiser Links and all advertisements ("Ad Content") must be in a Network Service compatible format."

So this means it will be easy for Google to identify links sold through Blogrolled and penalize the seller and the buyer. Doesn't sound like a good idea.

I had written about this sometime back... (not about blogrolled.com but about making money out of blogroll.

http://www.dollarshower.com/your-blogroll-is-a-cas...

Ajith

I think the Google spam team enjoy chewing sites like that up and the reason is simple. When a site like that pops up all the people who buy and sell links flock to it. More sources to compare against each other equals a much easier task of spotting a link buyer/seller.

If you've been loyal to TLA - stay that way - being in TWO spam (according to Google) pools is blog suicide imo, one is bad enough.

It never ceases to amaze me that these sites "aim to fool Google" when they rely on Google PR to create a market to begin with. You KNOW one morning you'll wake up and Google will have tweaked PR and killed the link buying market in the blink of an eye.

Google probably already have several accounts, they just go through the marketplace and penalize all outbound links for anybody taking part. I think link selling is still best done in private.

Selling ads and text links are OK, but selling blogroll links is just morally wrong :???:

I don't think that selling links should be as bad as Google makes it out to be, however, at the same time, I'm not a huge fan of the idea of putting paid links in the blogroll. IMHO the blogroll should be a place for a blogger to say to their readers "hey, here are some of the blogs I really enjoy reading and think you might like too" kind of a personal recommendation. By selling those links, it loses some of it's value. Keepting them seperate (having a sponsors/featured sites section as well as a blogroll/favorite sites/friends & family section) is a good way to sell links while still having room to endorse sites you truely recommend.

what if google start interfering on it again ?

Thanks John for sharing lets see ho effective it is..

I think that is a great service. I still do not see anything wrong with buying or selling links. I think that this service is needed.

Sounds like the exact same thing text link ads is doing.

Sounds interesting, that is ultil Matt Cutts signs up for the service and outs the whole thing.

What I like about TLA is that I don't have to spend my own time finding appropriate advertisers, they find me. I might be able to make more money by actively finding and approaching potential clients, but I don' t have time for that.