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iDevelopCommunity
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 Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 3:30 pm Post subject: Are reciprocal links totally dead? |
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Google seems to have changed its algorithm to analyze inbound links. Do you think that reciprocal links are totally dead?
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Harro
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Don't think so.
They're not as good as 1 way links, but they're definatly worth something. |
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refresher
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| I have never used them. |
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seo
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| Harro wrote: | Don't think so.
They're not as good as 1 way links, but they're definatly worth something. |
I'm thinking that if they are highly relevant, then they can be valuable. For example, I can exchange links with other webmaster forums. Not 100 or 1000, but you know, ... like 10 or 20?
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Anncp
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| If a return link is your only option to get listed on a related site, then I certainly wouldn't turn it down. All related links are a good thing. |
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Harro
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| Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 2:04 pm Post subject: |
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| Anncp wrote: | | All related links are a good thing. |
True. And not only for SEO, but also for visitors from that site. |
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bdude
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| Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 3:27 am Post subject: |
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| I'd say around 2-5 |
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altyfc
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With all the free reciprocal link tools around, it makes sense to not pay too much attention to reciprocal linking (or even three-way linking) IMO.
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altyfc
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| bdude wrote: | | I'd say around 2-5 |
What evidence is there for that figure? Or have you just plucked it out of the sky?
I don't think there's any optimum number of reciprocal links for a site. If you want to link somewhere, link there. If you don't, don't. I don't think you can say that a site should have a certain number of links, reciprocal or otherwise. It will depend on the site.
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iDevelopCommunity
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| Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 6:21 am Post subject: |
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| altyfc wrote: | | With all the free reciprocal link tools around, it makes sense to not pay too much attention to reciprocal linking (or even three-way linking) IMO. |
My guess is that reciprocal links acquired using reciprocal link tools are almost useless nowadays.
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LennyP
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Actually taking the effort to exchange links with closely related web sites will still help you. The days of links for links sake are long gone.
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giovanni
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I dont think so, no.
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