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jaten

By jaten
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Through a search engine optimization contest anyone with their own Webpage can easily and "FREE"ly do their part to support Celiac research. Read this https://www.celiac.com/st_prod.html?p_prodid=1290. The author of the Watching Paint Dry website, Open Original Shared Link) mentioned in the link above, is trying to raise $7,000 through a contest. He has pledged 100% of the money to Celiac research at the University of MD if he wins. We can help by linking to his site to "up" his Google ranking for the specific non-sense phrase that is part of the contest. The author of Watch the Paint Dry provides the necessary code to copy/paste to your Website. The more of us who link to his Website, using the appropriate code, the greater his chances of winning the contest, and thus providing $7,000 to support Celiac research. (I've pasted the code below. I hope that's ok.)

Listen to the Podcast provided on the Watch the Paint Dry page to get a little more info in layman's terms.

We can do this!!!!

Copy/paste into the HTML code of your Website all text below.

<a title="V7ndotcom elursrebmem for celiac charity"

href="Open Original Shared Link

V7ndotcom elursrebmem for Celiac Charity</a>

- don't let the <a title="v7ndotcom elursrebmem black hat SEO"

href="Open Original Shared Link

v7ndotcom elursrebmem black hat SEO's</a> win the $7,000 contest!

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