IE7 Spam Link spam in my weblog comments: buy strong Coca tea at http://ie-seven.com Comment by: ie-seven.com Posted: 2006/03/28 5:31 pm IE7 coca tea. Mmm.
Comment: #1 Why are you linking to the spammer’s website in your post? Don’t give them the extra page rank.
Comment: #2 I know what you mean Daniel. But they went to all the trouble of registering ie-seven.com and then linked back to my site. That deserves some Google juice!
Comment: #5 Sounds like an interesting though “not really that safe” word mark. IE7’s everywhere, huh?
Comment: #6 Just add an <a ... rel="nofollow"> ... </a> attribute to the link so that googlebot (and probably other crawlers) ignore it.
Comment: #10 How about some Seven up – serve chilled! Spammers celebrate some one else’s high page rank with registring a domainname .com.
Comment: #11 I expect something differrent when I read the title of this topic. But you are lucky, when you are wondering about one spammer.
Comment: #12 Ha! Not too smart, o no, I can see it now “boss, our web traffic is 500%” “superb! how many visitors converted?” dang
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Comment: #1
Why are you linking to the spammer’s website in your post? Don’t give them the extra page rank.
Comment: #2
I know what you mean Daniel. But they went to all the trouble of registering ie-seven.com and then linked back to my site. That deserves some Google juice!
Comment: #3
Strange, all the spam I get seems to be centered around boobies and such…
Comment: #4
I got the exact same spam message, just yesterday.
Comment: #5
Sounds like an interesting though “not really that safe” word mark. IE7’s everywhere, huh?
Comment: #6
Just add an
attribute to the link so that googlebot (and probably other crawlers) ignore it.
Comment: #7
If to enter “rel=”nofollow” that your sites will lose Rank Page too I think.
Comment: #8
It is easier to use manual editing and to delete the links to bad resources.
Comment: #9
Thanks for adding a link to my article on your links page
Comment: #10
How about some Seven up – serve chilled!
Spammers celebrate some one else’s high page rank with registring a domainname .com.
Comment: #11
I expect something differrent when I read the title of this topic. But you are lucky, when you are wondering about one spammer.
Comment: #12
Ha! Not too smart, o no, I can see it now “boss, our web traffic is 500%” “superb! how many visitors converted?” dang
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