Link Exchanges What they can do for your business Part 2
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Link Exchanges: What They Can Do for Your Business (Part 2)
To Automate or Not to Automate?
Deciding whether to use automated link promotion software or handle everything manually is a key consideration for many businesses. While the idea of using linking software may seem appealing, my personal experience with two such programs was less than ideal. Although a perfect solution might emerge someday, it's essential to recognize the current challenges.
Current Issues with Linking Software:
- Irrelevant Links: Many links aren't relevant to your site's content, reducing their value.
- Link Farms: Some links come from "link farms", which can harm your search engine standings.
- Inappropriate Content: You might end up with unwanted links, such as from adult sites.
An Effective Method for Finding Link Partners
When you discover a resource with content similar to your site, review their "Resourceful Links" section thoroughly. This hands-on approach helps ensure that any potential partner matches your content focus.
Another Strategic Approach
Once you find a useful resource, try this method:
1. Enter their entire URL into Google.
2. Look for the option to "Find web pages that link to www.this-site.com."
3. Clicking this link reveals sites already involved in link programs relevant to yours. Leverage this to expand your network of quality links.
Streamlining Your Link Exchange Process
Manually managing link exchanges can become overwhelming. Consider setting up a "Mail Script" on your site to automate gathering link exchange information. This streamlining will encourage more sites to connect with yours.
Your form should include:
1. Full Name
2. Website URL
3. Title
4. Description (250 characters or less): A brief overview of your site's offerings.
5. Your link on their site
6. Email
7. Comments
Share Your Link Information
Provide clear and easily accessible link exchange information for visitors. This transparency saves time and encourages more linking opportunities.
Handling Link Exchange Denials
Expect occasional denials. Don't take them to heart; every business has strict guidelines. If a company denies your exchange request, note the experience and move on. There are countless other opportunities out there.
If you're in a position to deny a link exchange, be considerate by explaining why. In my experience, feedback from those denying my requests has been surprisingly insightful and often helpful.
I hope this article has broadened your understanding of link exchanges and how they can benefit your business.
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