Does Google PageRank really matter to you especially when it comes to Paid-To-Post? Well, at least for me now “Yes it is!”  because majority of my internet income still depends on it.

I did a random check on the opportunities in our most famous Paid-To-Post program and I realize that there are still quite a number of advertisers rely on Google PageRank for qualifying blogs. With the recent numerous incidents of popular blogs got slapped with a lower PR, it is important that at this time we should work on maintaining our PR before we face the same ill fate like them. With higher PR, you will get more quality Search Engine traffic & better task opportunities.

I have compiled a list of points for us to work on. In summary,

1. Avoid pre-written copy and pasted disclosure policies provided/auto generated by other websites.

2. Avoid excessive ads & badges. Avoid any other tags like “hire me” , “review me” or “get paid-to-post” or badges.

3. Remove or hide all sponsored post tags on each of your posts.

4. Last but not least (this might sound abit crazy though), Try to refrain from using Paid-To-Post company names or sensitive Paid-To-Post terminoloy or phrases as the text in your post, regardless of sponsored or not. *Insider news says that Search Engines are now looking for these too.

In my humble opinion, most internet users or advertisers would still trust Google PR in the long run as they have been in the field of website rankings for so many years. Do not let all your previous effort in building your PR goes to waste.

If you beg to differ or if you have any experience in keeping PR well, do place a comment here and share.

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