Advertising Guidelines NoFollow Social Media 
Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
DECEMBER 13, 2011
Over the past several years, Google and Bing have released guidelines for webmasters to make websites more crawlable. This is a consolidation of all the guidelines released by Google and Bing over the years to improve onsite optimization. One last key point to mention about content optimization is advertisements.
Bill Hartzer
MARCH 24, 2014
If the author is well known and has enough social media friends and followers, they will naturally get “their own” content promoted, driving traffic to your site. An alternative is to use a service like AuthPost , which connects you to those who have verified authorship and have a good following on social media sites.
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Adam Sherk
JUNE 5, 2009
What Google doesn’t want is for those links to have SEO value, which is why their guidelines dictate that paid links are coded in a way that they will not pass PageRank. Previously, sponsored links in JavaScript such as those in the example above could not be read by crawlers and thus were in compliance with Google’s guidelines.
Kikolani
OCTOBER 25, 2012
You’ll first want to review the content snippet to make sure it is a good quality (see the guest posting guidelines set by PostJoint ) and the right fit for your blog audience. Earlier this year, Google took down major blogging networks as a part of link building schemes against their (new and improved) Webmaster Guidelines.
ProBlogger
AUGUST 15, 2012
In February of 2011, Google released the Panda update that took rankings away from websites with low-quality content and sites with more advertising than content. Links can do this regardless of whether or not they contain the “nofollow” attribute, contain redirects, come from a site with a high PageRank , and so on.
Bare Feet Studios
MAY 19, 2009
Bloggers who had earned a decent or better Page Rank saw their status tank to zero once Google realized they were being being paid for certain posts by advertisers. Bloggers who are compensated can use the “nofollow&# tag within their outbound links to keep those links from being tagged by Google as paid content.
Bare Feet Studios
MAY 27, 2009
Solis by Roxanne Darling on May 27, 2009 Brian Solis, a truly forward thinking PR professional and co-founder of the Social Media Club , took the time and captured a lot of the same thoughts I had, yet was reluctant to post in detail when I discussed Google, the FTC, and paid links. Whose tag line is, “If you get it, share it.&#
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