Comments on: Google getting tough with scammy advertising http://www.modernstreet.com/google/google-getting-tough-with-scammy-advertising/ A Blog on and about the Web Tue, 07 Sep 2010 03:16:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Canada Pardons http://www.modernstreet.com/google/google-getting-tough-with-scammy-advertising/comment-page-1/#comment-5064 Canada Pardons Tue, 09 Feb 2010 20:36:21 +0000 http://www.modernstreet.com/?p=929#comment-5064 Its about time they cracked down hard on these guys. I've never clicked on those ads, because it just reeked of spam. Obnoxious, aggressive ad that had nothing to do with what I was surfing at the time. Its about time they cracked down hard on these guys.

I’ve never clicked on those ads, because it just reeked of spam.

Obnoxious, aggressive ad that had nothing to do with what I was surfing at the time.

]]> By: Beth Charette http://www.modernstreet.com/google/google-getting-tough-with-scammy-advertising/comment-page-1/#comment-4980 Beth Charette Sun, 31 Jan 2010 20:02:30 +0000 http://www.modernstreet.com/?p=929#comment-4980 Well, good for Google. Trust is the only commodity any good service has to sell. Whether it be trust that information is correct or trust that a patron is getting the best buy and the best quality or the best search enginer results, trust is the name of the game. And, the Google name, like any other business, cannot allow its name to be used for dishonest purposes. As a matter of fact, I had never seen anyone make any money online until last year. Sherry, my sis, made $61,000 working as an online recruiter for Linda Christas Academy/College in 2009, by far the most money I had seen anyone in my circle of acquaintances earn by blogging. They pay her $500 for every student who enrolls in a program and $1,000 stipend if the student enrolls in an entire curriculum. Both franchise fees and training fees have been eliminated now that Linda Christas can afford to provide those services to recruiters for free. The College doesn't recruit recruiters. Their attitude is if a person is not a sufficient self starter to contact them, they won't contact others online either. All my sister Sherry did was contact them. They wanted to see her blog, and her writing style. After all, they are a college and can't be having someone who is out of control or who can't write represent them. But, after that, she was accepted and thinks she is in online heaven, since she can actually make a good living from home now. Might be something someone here would like to try. Sherry tells me they are great to work with, pay promptly, students re-enroll and therefore provide residuals to recruiters, and LC is still in the market for good recruiters as they switch from traditional advertising to paying recruiters. First step, contact the College. Another thing, employers are now starting to prefer online degree holders since by definition they have to be self starters to have earned a degree that way, and online degree holders tend to be maturer not have spent four years drinking beer and going to football games. Anyway, their degree programs are top notch, accredited, and Linda Christas offers a lifetime employment service to its graduates as well. Sounds like a whole package to me. Even with Linda Christas, trust is the name of the game, and LC has the full trust of its 5,000 online students as well as its recruiters that they are representing something first rate. Beth Speaking of first rate, here is where I purchase my vintage Lego sets and model railroad items: ToysPeriod is a leading online shop specializing in <a href="http://www.toysperiod.com" rel="nofollow">lego sets</a> and model railroad equipment. Well, good for Google. Trust is the only commodity any good service has to sell. Whether it be trust that information is correct or trust that a patron is getting the best buy and the best quality or the best search enginer results, trust is the name of the game. And, the Google name, like any other business, cannot allow its name to be used for dishonest purposes.

As a matter of fact, I had never seen anyone make any money online until last year.

Sherry, my sis, made $61,000 working as an online recruiter for Linda Christas Academy/College in 2009, by far the most money I had seen anyone in my circle of acquaintances earn by blogging.

They pay her $500 for every student who enrolls in a program and $1,000 stipend if the student enrolls in an entire curriculum.

Both franchise fees and training fees have been eliminated now that Linda Christas can afford to provide those services to recruiters for free.

The College doesn’t recruit recruiters. Their attitude is if a person is not a sufficient self starter to contact them, they won’t contact others online either.

All my sister Sherry did was contact them. They wanted to see her blog, and her writing style. After all, they are a college and can’t be having someone who is out of control or who can’t write represent them.

But, after that, she was accepted and thinks she is in online heaven, since she can actually make a good living from home now.

Might be something someone here would like to try. Sherry tells me they are great to work with, pay promptly, students re-enroll and therefore provide residuals to recruiters, and LC is still in the market for good recruiters as they switch from traditional advertising to paying recruiters.

First step, contact the College.

Another thing, employers are now starting to prefer online degree holders since by definition they have to be self starters to have earned a degree that way, and online degree holders tend to be maturer not have spent four years drinking beer and going to football games.

Anyway, their degree programs are top notch, accredited, and Linda Christas offers a lifetime employment service to its graduates as well. Sounds like a whole package to me.

Even with Linda Christas, trust is the name of the game, and LC has the full trust of its 5,000 online students as well as its recruiters that they are representing something first rate.

Beth

Speaking of first rate, here is where I purchase my vintage Lego sets and model railroad items:

ToysPeriod is a leading online shop specializing in lego sets and model railroad equipment.

]]> By: Long Beach Bars http://www.modernstreet.com/google/google-getting-tough-with-scammy-advertising/comment-page-1/#comment-4496 Long Beach Bars Wed, 16 Dec 2009 22:15:22 +0000 http://www.modernstreet.com/?p=929#comment-4496 I hope that they do something about that soon. Because maybe there are honest advertising but since those who do the scams I do not trust any of them. Lets go Google!!!! I hope that they do something about that soon. Because maybe there are honest advertising but since those who do the scams I do not trust any of them. Lets go Google!!!!

]]> By: DarrinW http://www.modernstreet.com/google/google-getting-tough-with-scammy-advertising/comment-page-1/#comment-4492 DarrinW Wed, 16 Dec 2009 17:20:25 +0000 http://www.modernstreet.com/?p=929#comment-4492 @ Bill, Yeah, Google should be doing a lot more. Filtering ads does not seem to work so well all along, plus these guys can always create new sites with new names. @ Bill,

Yeah, Google should be doing a lot more. Filtering ads does not seem to work so well all along, plus these guys can always create new sites with new names.

]]> By: DarrinW http://www.modernstreet.com/google/google-getting-tough-with-scammy-advertising/comment-page-1/#comment-4489 DarrinW Wed, 16 Dec 2009 17:08:23 +0000 http://www.modernstreet.com/?p=929#comment-4489 Yeah, I am getting several of these emails every week.... Yeah, I am getting several of these emails every week….

]]> By: Peter Renier http://www.modernstreet.com/google/google-getting-tough-with-scammy-advertising/comment-page-1/#comment-4476 Peter Renier Tue, 15 Dec 2009 22:29:42 +0000 http://www.modernstreet.com/?p=929#comment-4476 You go Google. I am sick and tired of seeing the same spammy advertising pages: get to #1 on Google in x amounts of weeks or days. Long term SEO and website maintenance is the key to success... You go Google. I am sick and tired of seeing the same spammy advertising pages: get to #1 on Google in x amounts of weeks or days.

Long term SEO and website maintenance is the key to success…

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