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What is the danger of integrating different affiliate program widgets far under our core content? | Moz Q&A | Moz lang: en_US icon-book icon-close icon-conversation icon-delta icon-envelope icon-external icon-house icon-menu icon-pencil icon-products icon-search moz-logo Products Blog About Learn SEO Moz Pro Moz Local Free SEO Tools Log in Learn SEO Broaden your SEO with marketing resources for all skill levels: best practices, industry survey results, webinars and more. Advance your marketing skills: Local Marketing | Content | Social Media Get started with: The Beginner's Guide to SEO The Local Learning Center The Beginner's Guide to Content Marketing Q&A Get answers from the Moz Community Help Hub Learn how to use Moz Products Community & Events Connect with 500K online marketers Blogs Read the Moz Blog and YouMoz The Moz Q&A Forum Questions Search/Browse Ask the Community Hey friend! 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I am now considering to add towards the end of the pages widgets from the booking.com affiliate program and also from the affiliate program of two other accommodtion sites. These affilliate widgets would be placed far beyond our core content in the bottom 15% of the page. Each widget will contain a large number of links to the different accomodation options that booking.com or others offer. In our context this information would be indeed very useful for our visitors. 1) Shall I be concerned that our google rankings may suffer due to google perceiving our site as less quality (or google misinterpreting our intent to generate traffic to affiliate programs) ? 2) If google rankings would be suffering, is this something we would normally see in a week (most of our pages are crawled daily by google)  and then recover in a week when we would remove the widgets or would this generally be something that would affect the ranking over the course of a month or more? 3) Shall I be concerned abou link dillution since my pages would now have a lot of links pointing to the affiliate sites, which could devalue my internal links? Any thoughts? + Respond to Question 3 Responses ★ ★ ☆ ☆ ☆ james wolff about 12 hours ago Id still keep the amount of links per page reasonable.... NO FOLLOW>>>>> AFFILIATE links.. you should be fine.. Respond Vote up 3 Vote down 0 EGOL about 12 hours ago I agree with James... but if you place all of these links at the bottom of the page you will not make much money. Also, consider who persists to the bottom of your articles.  They are your very best visitors and your potential evangelists and linkerati.  Instead of blowing them off to an affiliate site, recommend more of your content to them. And... when your affiliate links are higher up on the page your less interested visitors or your highly distractible visitors will use them and you will make money as they leave - probably a LOT more money. All of my best producing ads are high on the page and the bottom of my page is where I recommend more content.  I learned not to sell my most valuable visitors. Edited about 12 hours ago by EGOL Respond Vote up 3 Vote down 0 james wolff about 11 hours ago Thanks for the great insight on your empirical experience.. This is the valuable insight,  I find as a great complement to a good SEO... 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