We have set up real estate blogs for clients and friends and some of them rank for their city and real estate. It depends on the content of course. However if Google likes the domain name your blog...

btw most spammers don't have a reputation .. they're just going for the quick sale ...

Gmail is filtering out spam very well. I have been forwarding all my emails to one gmail account and my life has gotten a lot easier. Before I have accidentally erased some "not spam" and that was...

The forum spammers are not going for the members but the guests and unfortunately they hire them from time to time. It is up to the moderators, admins and members to keep them in line.

From a human perspective not quite yet, blogging is not where it should be and will be in the near future.

Mike

If anybody wants one, you can get a free real estate blog here.

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That is part of the reason why the just released Google patent takes into cocnsideration the time a domain name is registered for.
Spammer go thru names and IP addresses like underwear.
Being in it...

Spamming does not have enough of an impact. there should be a national directcory of spammers where people can search for a company's name when considering doing business with them.

Sure they work, create quality content and update frequently. If your domain has broken the real estate filter and you host the blog on your domain, you will get Google rankings as well. This thread...