What If We Turn The Tables On Google
Now I have no idea if this will work or not, this whole thing is too new to me to have gotten a handle on it. I've read most of the posts on this subject so if this has been covered in detail, my appologies.
It seems to me that an opportunity to create a 'long sales letter' type of 'corporate comment', the kind that sticks to the top of the comment list, is a good work-around for this dilema.
If a given page has a predetemined length to it as most do now, then filling up the entire comments area with your CC should limit the amount of space that can be used for abusive or spamatic comments.
So in essence, we would now be taking advantage of additional VRE that we could use to promote ourselves and our websites.
If we can, and I know we can, include videos in that section then that brings up another possibility if that bandwith is now sponsered by Google. Who doesn't want free video bandwith?
So the questions I would like to know the answers to are:
Is there a space/character/line limitation on the first (corporate) comment?
Can those Google comments run past the end of the webpage?
Will Google allow corporate promos in that space?
If the answers are NO, NO, Yes, then I know what strategy I will most likely adopt for the present. And that is to create full page promos for my sites.
Any thoughts?
KJ
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