Slowly but surely the network will build up credibility in the SERP’s, especially as more people will link to the pages these copywriters are pumping on the net.

At one point the network contains a great number of authoritive websites, which can be used to push client websites or products.

One problem on the horizon here would be Google’s view on Paid Links. According to Google’s Matt Cutts, you must disclose when you are getting paid for a certain link.

A lot of SEO’s are taking a stand against Google. They argue it is not Google’s business how they run their business, and more important, Google is hypocritical. Just look at the screen shot searching for the term Paid Links:

Or look at this post from Aaron Wall, where he explains the Google Check out team is practically selling links to companies who integrate Google Check Out. Here is a piece of this post:

The Google Checkout blog, currently a PageRank 8 site, recently posted about the success of GolfBalls.com on their blog. Not only does that post provide direct links, one one of the links is a deep link with targeted anchor text.

Don’t get me wrong, I am not saying I would do it differently than Google is doing it. I would just like to remind Google engineers that they would call me as a spammer if I did the same things they do to make their business model work.

So would a content still be such a good plan? And what content networks are already out there?

I intend to do some more research here, and see if I can find a good niche to just start something where I can build authority.

To be able to be more successful in live and especially in business, this is an important quality. It stems from the fact that for everybody their own name is the sweetest thing they can hear. If you know their first name just after being introduced, it really meant that you thought it was important to remember that persons first name.

Dale Carnegie is writing in his book a lot of good tips how to win friends and influence people. A good read for everybody who would like to show interest in people and succeed in live and in business.