Is there any conflict ...?

by FredJones

Posted: 16 years ago 5 replies

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Two questions here, each to try to understand whether there exists any conflict. This is about an incentivized CPA network that i got accepted in very recently.

(1) I have a website (my own domain) hosted on blogger.com. I have used a content lock on that. Does that, by any chance, offer Blogger/Google? This is the very Google account that also has my Adsense ID, although I do not use Adsense on this site.

(2) I have a website that runs Adsense. Is it okay to use a content locker on this site?

Appreciate all responses. If you have any experience - positive/negative/good/bad/ugly, I would love to hear that.

#conflict

williamrs 16 years ago

I don't work with content lockers and can't answer your questions, but I think that you should contact your affiliate manager for more accurate info.
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- FredJones 16 years ago
  
  I guess both the questions are more of Google-like ques rather than anything to do with the affiliate manager/network. But still, good thought in the sense that the affiliate manager may have something to say about it going by his/her experience.
  
  Originally Posted by williamrs
  
  I don't work with content lockers and can't answer your questions, but I think that you should contact your affiliate manager for more accurate info.
  
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badboy_Nick

16 years ago

Hey

Why getting a FREE website and using a shady type of marketing? Its just so un-sustainable. I bet you gonna throw youtube traffic at it with links all over.

Why not learn how to make money PROPERLY with PPC (Adwords, YSM) and lead gen instead of going for the quick buck? Content locks are so annoying.

Nick

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FredJones

16 years ago

Oh just want to test this stuff, but not at the risk of getting booted from Google.

Not a free website here - I have my own paid domain hosted on Blogspot.com. And by the way, I could move it to my Hostgator account to whom I am already paying for unlimited domain hosting, so this is not about "free". Moving and keeping the links intact is a bit of a thing to do but can be done for sure - please keep in mind that I am talking of a site that keeps jumping up to the first page of Google in some of the most sought-for keywords in one of the relationship niches, and it has got a solid SEO foundation - with a bit of work and investment I could rise to top-3 and even #1 on Google with this for keywords with 500+ exact searches per day.

By the way, I do make money "properly" otherwise with SEO, and don't want to enter the PPC route because of the weird income tax scheme in India in which you pay not only the income tax (obviously you have to, in any country) but also pay 10.3% of your revenues (not profits), even if you are making a loss. Hence I would stay miles away from PPC - the account-keeping becomes a challenge.

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