If I answer a yahoo question and put my link at the end of the answer affects my seo or something?
I’m answering lot of questions, but at the end I put a link that have nothing to do with it, just advertisement for my site, it is bad in any way?
Thanks
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March 27, 2010 - 7:06 pm
I’d say yes it is bad. It’s ok to put your website if it helps answer the question but just blatantly advertising like that will get you thumbs down and spam reports.
March 27, 2010 - 7:23 pm
it gets annoying
March 27, 2010 - 7:50 pm
Yes, absolutely bad. And all the things stated in the earlier answers. It’s basically a form of SPAM if it is not related to and does not help the answer. As I am sure you are well aware spam is pretty much considered the ‘evil’ of the internet. Don’t know what your site is but if it contains information then there is likely to be questions that you can answer honestly, preferably accurately and use you link to refer to relevant information. Then everyone will be happy. With more ‘link importance’ being given to relevant content and the text around and on the page with your anchor text this is better long term SEO strategy anyway.