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Gambling and adult content questions

by fastcolt
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Hi there!

Im curious, on alot of link building services, I see gambling and adult content arent accepted.

I want to know why this is, a google search didnt result in anything usefull at first sight. So I figured id ask my fellow warriors

Also where is the line for that? what is defined within adult content and what is defined within gambling?

Any place i can look this up?
#adult #content #gambling #questions
  • Profile picture of the author 102drive
    I know that google adsense doesn't allow you to post their ads if you have adult/gambling content on your website.
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  • Profile picture of the author paulgl
    Originally Posted by fastcolt View Post

    Hi there!

    Im curious, on alot of link building services, I see gambling and adult content arent accepted.
    There seems to be some mix up. I see nothing in your question about adsense.

    Your question is why do link builders not accept adult or gambling sites.
    The answer is simple. They are most often working for people that want
    to steer clear of that. I guarantee you, there is someone on the WF who would
    hook you up. (pun intended.)

    Google does not hate porn or gambling sites.

    Not that I would know, but I think porn sites frequently intlerlink with
    each other... friends of the friendless, I presume.

    My what someone wouldn't pay for a link on playboy.com, or perhaps
    livejasmin. I do believe they both use adwords...

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  • Profile picture of the author fastcolt
    Im only interested because I have a poker website, that often talks about gambling related subjects, while its not a site you can gamble on, but more a "gambler's blog" mostly poker based.

    So im curious if this would lean towards the no no gambling that most SEO people wont touch, or not.
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