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Free Reciprocal Link Exchange Program To Improve Link Popularity
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Improve Link Popularity
One of the toughest parts of search engine promotion is trying to improve link popularity. Getting links can be such a time consuming task, that we don't get around to it. Unfortunately for most of us, we have a business to run and have to spend our time on something other than improving link popularity. By joining our free link exchange program, we can help improve the process of improving link popularity. Not only do you get a FREE one way link from us, but other websites related to yours will be able to find your website and exchange links with you. Sign Up Today - It's FREE
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Choosing A Relevant Link Category For Reciprocal Link Exchange
One of the ways that search engines look at links when determining link
popularity is whether or not the links come from relevant websites. A
relevant website is one that is closely related to your website theme.
So for example, a realtor would want links from other realtor websites
because they are closely related. Getting links pointing to your site
will help improve your link popularity, no matter what the theme of the
linking site is, but relevant links hold more weight. You can choose the
reciprocal link exchange category on the left that best matches the theme
or topic of your site.
In order to maintain the integrity of our free reciprocal link exchange
program, we will not accept link exchange club members of adult, pharmacy,
gambling or other questionable websites. We also can not guarantee that
by joining our free link exchange program that your site will gain any
incoming links or improve link popularity with the search engines.
Why your domain name DOES matter in search engine marketing
There has been an ongoing argument over the last decade of whether or not the domain name you choose really mattered when it comes to search engine rankings. Some have argued that search engines do look for keywords in the domain name and your rankings can actually improve if your domain contains key phrases. The opposing group says on page search engine marketing is what really matters and the domain name is largely irrelevant. I’m not here to side with either group. The truth is that the search engines look at it somewhere in the middle.
Here is why what your domain name is really does matter:
Contrary to popular opinion, during the lifetime of your website people will actually decide to link to you without requesting a reciprocal link or even telling you they are linking to your site. How do they generally do it? If they are really search engine savvy they may use the title of your home page or some relevant phrase to your site, but for the most part, all they will use is whatever your domain name is. Sometimes the anchor text will be “domainname.com” and often times the anchor text they use will be “domain name”.
This is why your domain name is critical to your success with search engine marketing. We all know that certain search engines place a ton of importance on the amount of quality back links to a website when producing their rankings. We also know they place special emphasis on websites obtaining links in a natural way, so we can assume that naturally gained links hold the most weight for the search engines. If these naturally gained links that hold the most weight contain key phrases or keywords you are trying to rank for, you have an advantage over your competitors.
Let me give you an example. We will compare two websites ValPak.com and HotCoupons.com. ValPak.com shows 1,150 back links with Google. HotCoupons.com shows 135. If you look at each home page there aren’t any real drastic differences as far as content or optimization on the site. Now do a search for the phrase “coupons” and see who is #1. That’s right, it’s HotCoupons.com.
After an analysis of back link anchor text, the majority of links pointing to HotCoupons.com use the anchor text “hot coupons”. Obviously there are many other phrases used for their anchor text but you really do see this pattern with natural links.
Test it out yourself. Start researching the anchor text being used by people who linked to you naturally. See what you’re getting credit for in the search engines.
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