ScratchBack is a method of purchasing links on another person’s blog and do so without being penalized as these links are nofollow.
As you can see on the right, I’ve placed a new widget that will (hopefully 
) list links to those who have purchased a spot. I’m currently selling those spots for $2 a piece.
I’ve never been a fan of the “buy me a beer” thing or some variation of it. But with ScratchBack the purchaser is getting a link in return, which makes me feel better about the transaction.
The widgets come in a variety of colors and if you hurry, you can even get yours customized by sending in the artwork to the ScratchBack team. Just read the details here.
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I’ve seen this on one blog before but I thought it was a personal widget. Seems like a useful plugin too. I’ll give this a peek once my connection stabilzes. Thanks buddy.
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I registered for an account, but I need help customizing the widget to blend with my pink theme
I don’t have the time nor the skills needed to photoshop the widget, that’s why it isn’t up yet 
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I first read and heard about this on Garry Conn’s blog. I notice you are a big reader over at his magnificent blog too.
The guy is a genius, I already implemented some of the traffic ideas that he talked about in one of his recent post.
By the way, I love your blog, very friendly interface and interesting content.
I will be keeping an eye on your posts as they appear in your feed
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@John:
Yes, indeed, I’m a big fan of Garry’s blog. Lots of great information over there. Thanks for the kind words about my blog, too and for taking the time to comment. I always appreciate feedback!
@pelf:
I don’t know if this will help, but perhaps you could contact the folks at ScratchBack and ask them to modify it for you? One thing that I find surprising is that they don’t offer a way for bloggers to modify the widget easily. Perhaps that will be a forthcoming feature. Thanks for dropping by.
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