Hi again, I've just come across an affiliate website and I noticed he put link to his sales page (review pages with affiliate links) on the bottom of every article in his site with some promotional words in the anchor text.
Is it wise to do so? If Google robot crawling the site, how it will react to all links to that one page?

Hi Stefan:
This is completely fine. If the owner of a website wants to place links to his review pages with affiliate links, there's not problem with this. As long as he doesn't have tons of links going to the same page, he should be fine.

With respect to article marketing, this is a big problem if he wants the content to show up on other sites. No website owner is going to place an article with affiliate links in it on their website. There's nothing in it for them to do so.

But, that being said, if I were selling an affiliate product, I would certainly have links to my affiliate site. As far as Google is concerned, this is fine.

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Thanks Bob, I'll try that (actually, I make link from ALL my articles to 1 page, is that okay?)
BTW, what word processor do you use when creating your article? I use MS Words, but I cant just paste it to Blogger or Ezine or other article directories since the format will be screw up, especially the numbering and paragraph.

Hi Stefan:
I use Word for Mac. The most important thing you have to do is make sure you have your quotes set to "straight quotes" and not the default "curly quotes." You can make the change under "Format > Auto Format.

Unless you're sending people to a specific landing page, you want to try to mix it up and get some deep links on your blog or website. It's more natural. I do think it is more important to mix up your keywords if you are going to send someone to only one page.

Aloha, Bob

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I see, thanks