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To exchange links. Follow these simple
instructions:
- Place this html code
somewhere on your site:
<a
href="http://www.f-w-r.com">Free Webmaster
Resources</a>
Description:
Web
design related content including templates, affiliates,
flash ge
neration, graphics, scripts, tutorials, web hosts,
sitepromotion, U
RL redirection, and more.
<a href="http://www.f-w-r.com"><img src="http://www.f-w-r .com/pics/88x31.gif" alt="Free Webmaster Resources" borde
r="0"></a>
- Make sure our link
is on your site before you fill out this form. After
you submit the form we'll confirm our link on your
site and put a return
link on www.f-w-r.com ASAP.
Exchanging links is always a better idea
than joining a toplist. You may be thinking "Well either
way you both have a link to the other person's site and
more people will be looking on the toplist page than others
because it's a popular entry page." That thought would
be true but it's an imcomplete thought. There is more to
it than you know.
Almost all toplists located on websites everywhere link
to joining sites with a link like "'http://www.f-w-r.com/cgi-bin/autorank/rankem.cgi?id=220w98th",
which is an example of a members link to our toplist. Everything
in that link would be fine except for the question mark
and that equals sign, as they aren't search engine friendly.
When a search engine's spider visits a site it goes through
every individual link unless otherwise specified in a META
tag and indexes the location at which it ends up. Since
the spider can't go through a link with special characters
in it, it actually works against not only the toplist member's
full traffic potential but against the website's full traffic
potential also. Neither your link to the toplist
or their link from the toplist to you will be accounted
for in the search engines rankings and you will both end
up with lower rankings than if you would have agreed to
trade links manually. MORE ABOUT
SITE OPTIMIZATION
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