Submit to bookmark sites will cause google penalty?

Discussion in 'Google' started by hotpop, May 24, 2008.

  1. #1
    Submitting to bookmarks sites which have not "no-follow" tag is a fast way to build tons of one-way links,but do you think it will cause google penalty?

    Thanks in advance.
     
    hotpop, May 24, 2008 IP
  2. whiteblue1942

    whiteblue1942 Peon

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    nope, you cant get penalized for having a link on social bookmarking sites, if so some of the major sites will receive penalties because they get hundreds of submissions all the time. it is the publishers responsibily to put the no follow tag. and those are for paid links anyway, not regualr links that arent peid for.
     
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    sachin410 Illustrious Member

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    #3
    I regularly use dofollow SB services for many sites.

    I am yet to see any penalty.

    Vary the keywords on different SB sites and make them look natural.

    Don't rely on SB or just 1-2 type of link building techniques.

    Having a diverse link profile helps a lot in achieving higher positions in Google.
     
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    #4
    I use bookmarking sites regularly, and also don't see a
    penalty. I've heard though, that you can get penalized
    when submitting a lot of links at the same time - you
    get a fast boost and a fast crash follows. (This would
    be from using a tool that submits your link to multiple
    BM sites at the same time.)

    I agree that it's a good idea to diversify your linking
    efforts. Articles work well, especially when submitting
    to highly ranking article sites. Posting to your blog,
    forums too.

    TonyaB
     
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  5. salihpk

    salihpk Banned

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    No I don't think so, because most of the webmasters do this as there marketing part.
     
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    luzdios Banned

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    I am not sure of google coz too many things are happening these days let me know if any gets an update on this....
     
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    himanuzo Well-Known Member

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    Nope!!! I personally use social bookmarking sites that without "nofollow" to increase page rank of my urls and shoot up to top ranking on Google for keywords which I target.
     
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    Of course not! Otherwise the competition would just submit your site ;)
     
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    Brian1970 Notable Member

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    I have used a good few bookmarking site without any problems.

    Thanks Brian
     
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    Not that i know of , It has rather helped me in marketing my site and increasing traffic
     
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    To everyone that's posted here, thanks a bunch.

    I've been increasing backlinks recently, mainly to nofollow blogs and today many of my pages have dropped serp from top 20 positions to way, way, way, way, way down low in the results. :(
    I'm more inclined to think its a data issue than a slap after reading this post.

    Cheers!
     
    HeadtheWeb, Jun 27, 2008 IP