DigitalPoint Coop is it worth? - Page 2

MadKad · 05-09-2006, 04:13 AM

I have looked at it my self and I think its a cr@p idea, and I think it could increase the chances of hurting your website.

but hay these are my thoughts

yfs1 · 05-09-2006, 04:26 AM

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Originally Posted by MadKad

I have looked at it my self and I think its a cr@p idea, and I think it could increase the chances of hurting your website.

I don't know about the crap idea part. A lot of people have made a LOT of money using it smartly (Many making 6 figures due to the Coop). As far as "potentially" hurting your site, I imagine that is based on Googles Guidelines. There are a LOT of things SEO's do that can "potentially" hurt their site if you follow those guidelines to the letter. Personally I would rather make real money then turn that down because of a "chance" it could hurt your site.

There are smart ways to use your weight and I have utilized it since it was introduced and never had an issue. That being said, if you point 300K suddenly at a site, of course you have a "Chance" of hurting your site.

MadKad · 05-09-2006, 04:15 AM

lol I forgot to ask, Nintendo are you a partner of DP

Nintendo · 05-09-2006, 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by MadKad

lol I forgot to ask, Nintendo are you a partner of DP

Dude!!! Shawn would have to be on crack to have me as a partner!!!!!

I just became addicted to the co-op when Google did the PR update a month ago and bombed me with 300,000 extra weight, and then I soon noticed that you could get ugly Affiliate landing pages approved...if it had a little content with it!!!!

MadKad · 05-09-2006, 07:02 AM

LOL I can tell you are addicted to the co-op

Nintendo · 05-09-2006, 04:49 PM

When you see a quote like...

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Originally Posted by Henny

Well, if you can't turn 25k into $1000/mo, then you gotta find a new job. Seriously though, If you point 10k weight at a one page non saturated affiliate program..... OK I have said to much

and others post even better earnings numbers per weight from just Yahoo and MSN...and find yourself with an extra 297,929 of weight, for a total of 503,185 of weight, it's hard to not get addicted to it and test stuff out!!! If I master it, that quote....would be...$12,000 a month from the 297,929 of weight.

The best thing about the co-op is that pages don't have to be high quality to get approved!!