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Footer link farms

In my country there's one of the biggest publishers with 80M/yearly revenue who has listed all their publications (staggering 53) + multiple links to main categories on these sites. So they have probably around 150 outgoing links in their footer to different news magazines, marketplaces, comparisons etc. Just bunch of unrelated stuff.

Since they are the biggest they get away with that.

Would I get away with that?

I run 10-20 different comparison/blog/review sites (mostly old, 5-10+ years, established sites) - some sites ranking very well for tough keywords already, but just started to think if I should try to leverage the network more boldly and just link all together the same way. Would I get burned?

I'm already doing some linking between the sites, but nothing systematical, just "organic" looking contextual linking.

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