What do you consider a blind link?

[LD]

Originally Posted by annie_cash

click here to visit NameOfTheSite (right)
click here to visit NameOfTheSite.com (right)

That was one of the little details I was unclear on. I was not sure if the ".com" was required. Take my site as an example:"click here to visit Luscious Delights" or "click here to visit Luscious Delights.com" ... either one acceptable? I suppoe the name would come into play. If your site was "Bestporn.com" or "big dicks.com" or something that was descriptive and not clear it was a website.

[horndog]

Originally Posted by LusciousDelight

That was one of the little details I was unclear on. I was not sure if the ".com" was required. Take my site as an example:"click here to visit Luscious Delights" or "click here to visit Luscious Delights.com" ... either one acceptable? I suppoe the name would come into play. If your site was "Bestporn.com" or "big dicks.com" or something that was descriptive and not clear it was a website.

I don't usually put the .com on the link in less it's unclear that they are going to a pay site. Like if you said click here to see more big tits then they might think their just going to another gallery page full of big tit pictures. Sometimes I will but mostly I'll just say something like click here to vist _________ (insert whatever site that I'm promoting).
Just make it obvious where the suffer is going to end up when they click the link and then its not blind to anyone.

[Sven800]

The problem is that what I think is clear and what those doing the reviewing think is clear are two different things.

[balls_deep]

Originally Posted by Sven800

The problem is that what I think is clear and what those doing the reviewing think is clear are two different things.

if you use "at ThePaysite.com" or "at The Paysite Name" somewhere in the link text you will be fine