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March 13th, 2008, 02:33 PM
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Adsence and DMOZ
I have a lot of content on my site and the homepage has very little effort to sale anything. My monetizing efforts are all reachable though the navigational bar as well as though T 3 articles. Having said that in addition to this I want to use absence but after looking at some sites in DMOZ and they do not have absence so if I use absence will that work against me when I suggest a site?
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March 13th, 2008, 03:17 PM
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Forget about DMOZ, do you think all the adsense counts against you with the visitor to the site? If not, then you will be OK.
Having unique content is the criteria for a listing in DMOZ, editors are encouraged to block out advertsing when reviewing a site; BUT if the advertsiing is distracting from the content, then why would DMOZ want to link to a site? Why it wantt o sent a visitor to a site that is so ful of advertisments.
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