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RE: Quality Post Score Clarrification? - KGIII - 11-26-2018
(11-26-2018, 01:33 PM)xdude Wrote: I don't know, but i think if you have a website you need to give them a link regardless it's not in the sponsored severed. I remember Admin asking me about the link when my vps had no Web Server running. Putting it in signature is just an extra. But I think @Dynamohould clear this.
Personally I don't think Signature link has much use for the sponsor. They have their links in forum already so what they might like is an outside unique back-link. They are paying at least couple of usd for giving us each vps for free so I think its fair enough.
On your last part, I absolutely agree that it's "fair enough." I'd say it's more than fair, at least in my case. Writing up these posts doesn't really take much time, as I type quickly and have been writing for a long time.
To be absolutely clear, I have no problem giving them links in return. I am just concerned with knowing precisely what it is that I'll be expected to do. That way, I don't make a mistake. That way, I meet, or exceed, expectations. They are giving me something in exchange for posts and links. I appreciate that and my gratitude will be well known and published.
If anything, I'm likely to overdo it. I'm more likely to link them more often than the minimal requirement. I have ample sites on which to tell folks about them. Three of my sites actually get a moderate amount of traffic that stays for a while. So, those are good places to inform people about them.
I also participate in a number of other forums. So, I'm quite likely to mention them at some of those places. Hell, I'll slap a site up on the VPS (I'm already planning on installing a web server), and mention 'em there too.
I say this to make it absolutely clear that I have zero problem doing so, I just want to know what, specifically, is expected. I'd hate to fail to meet the requirements and end up losing my VPS!
RE: Quality Post Score Clarrification? - deanhills - 11-26-2018
(11-26-2018, 02:03 PM)KGIII Wrote: If anything, I'm likely to overdo it. I'm more likely to link them more often than the minimal requirement. I have ample sites on which to tell folks about them. Three of my sites actually get a moderate amount of traffic that stays for a while. So, those are good places to inform people about them.I'm the same so can relate to your need for specifics regarding what is expected in exchange for the VPS. Like you I tend to overdo it just to make sure it is done and to create a very wide safety margin around my contribution. I guess @Dynamo would be the best person to clarify specifics though.
I also participate in a number of other forums. So, I'm quite likely to mention them at some of those places. Hell, I'll slap a site up on the VPS (I'm already planning on installing a web server), and mention 'em there too.
I say this to make it absolutely clear that I have zero problem doing so, I just want to know what, specifically, is expected. I'd hate to fail to meet the requirements and end up losing my VPS!
Like you I promote post4vps as much as I can too - probably for selfish reasons as I'd like post4vps and the community that is part of it to stick around for as long as it can.
RE: Quality Post Score Clarrification? - tryp4vps - 11-26-2018
I think their expectation is clear. You have to give backlinks as long as you have any website hosted on the sponsored VPS.
In my case I have not hosted any website on my VPS I get from here. But I still give backlinks from a blog hosted elsewhere. It should not be compulsory for my case, and during the conversation perry also replied clearly that it is just a plus to do so.
I still do it just because I want to give something back and show my appreciation.
