I have been running into alot of link farms or what I call link scams…
You probably don’t even know when you are on a site.
They just create a bunch of links on keywords that are highly searched for and create websites about a topic and put Google ads or other ads on them. There isn’t any real content.
Here are a few that I recently found. I am only putting a link when it’s so bad that you just have to see it to believe it. BE SURE YOU DON’T CLICK ON ANYTHING AS IT MAKES THEM MONEY!
http://www.massagetherapistshop.com/
bestmassagetherapists.net
http://www.e-massagetherapy.com/
http://www.e-massages.com/
http://www.massage-therapy-central.com/
http://www.massage-therapy-info.co.uk/
http://www.e-massagechair.com/
mlmsurvivors.com – This is probably the worst I have seen because it looks so professionally done.
http://www.signaturemassage.com/
I am going to continue to add to my list.
The reason they bother me so much is that I put over 7 years in to my websites and they are probably making money off of providing nothing…
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