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Hi,
We have created a moving cost calculator tools and other moving company can added this tools their website.
This is the code: [ <iframe src="http: www.enakliyat.com.tr="" fiyat-hesapla.aspx"="" height="554" width="400" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" style="border:none;"> ] when the other moving company added this code their websites, tool also works on the site and the tool make the referrals traffic our site.** Is it right using this method?**</iframe src="http:>
http://www.enakliyat.com.tr/evden-eve-nakliyat-fiyatlari-hesaplama/ here is the tool
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I am not 100% as to your question. I think you may feel like you are gaining value by this but unless you provide moving services then you are not.
Are you doing anything wrong by that, not necessarily. Did the client pay you to make the tool? Are these keywords relevant to the client? You are keeping them from being indexed with their site where they may have value and instead putting them on your site where they do not have any value. You are getting hits for traffic pulls but no SERP is going to see that as traffic for your content and if they do it will probably be seen as a bounce because the iframe is pulled and they are gone.
If you are doing it because you have faster hosting or simply for more domains and faster page loads I would suggest using something like jQuery get() to cross domain fetch it from a deep directory with no index directives from the feeder location so that it can be indexed within the site where it belongs.
The tactic is not wrong just check your thinking. Think about the end user and think about being transparent. You want to be up front both with Google and with the end consumer. Nothing gains trust faster than truly having nothing to hide.
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