Reviewers against Multisites?

RawAlex · 2006-01-01, 04:37 PM

Talleyrand, the problem is quite simple: Link sites (and TGPs) will usually reject you if you are using content for site A and promoting site B. We don't have the time (or the desire) to figure out if the content you are using can be used to promote the site you are trying to push. If I see "cumfeista.com" on content and you are promoting "pornextravaganza.com" I am not going to waste the time to find out if they are somehow related... I push the "REJECT" button and I move on.

Don't give link sites and TGPs a reason to reject your stuff.

More importantly, my personal advice to you is WALK BEFORE YOU RUN. Don't worry about the fancy stuff yet. Build simple, easy, direct free sites and work on getting them listed. VERY VERY SIMPLE. WALK BEFORE YOU RUN.

Oh yeah, stop wasting your time asking "can I" and just do it and find out what works and what fails. Stay inside the rules and make it work.

Alex

2006-01-01, 04:37 PM	#13
RawAlex Took the hint. Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,597	Talleyrand, the problem is quite simple: Link sites (and TGPs) will usually reject you if you are using content for site A and promoting site B. We don't have the time (or the desire) to figure out if the content you are using can be used to promote the site you are trying to push. If I see "cumfeista.com" on content and you are promoting "pornextravaganza.com" I am not going to waste the time to find out if they are somehow related... I push the "REJECT" button and I move on. Don't give link sites and TGPs a reason to reject your stuff. More importantly, my personal advice to you is WALK BEFORE YOU RUN. Don't worry about the fancy stuff yet. Build simple, easy, direct free sites and work on getting them listed. VERY VERY SIMPLE. WALK BEFORE YOU RUN. Oh yeah, stop wasting your time asking "can I" and just do it and find out what works and what fails. Stay inside the rules and make it work. Alex