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Would you risk your rankings for a huge money?

Hypothetical question/scenario:

Let's say you've worked hard to build a great website with great content and user experience. Your users like your website and your rankings, and thereby traffic, is great and healthy.

Now you stumble across an opportunity to make huge amounts of revenue by placing intrusive ads on your site that will degrade your site's user experience, and quite likely result in a drop in rankings as a result.

However, say the revenue you could potentially earn was huge enough to be life-changing (say 5 or 6 figures a month, or some amount that would make a difference to you) and enough to offset whatever drop in rankings (and traffic) you would experience.

Would you take the opportunity to rake in the cash and deal with whatever the consequences were?

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