reciprocal links
Definition
Links between two sites, often based on an agreement by the site owners to exchange links.
Information
Reciprocal links are based on an agreement by two sites to link to each other.
Reciprocal linking is often used by small/midsize sites as an inexpensive way
to increase Web site traffic and link popularity.
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2009-2010 Search Marketing Benchmark Report
679 marketers surveyed,
176 charts & tables
w/ conversion, cost-per click, clickthrough rates
special section: search marketing salary guide
special section: worldwide & regional search
special section: critical factors in SEO
special section: testing & ROI tracking
Synonyms
n/a
Related Terms
deep linking, inbound link, link popularity, outbound link
Sites
Webmaster World : Link Development -
discussion of topics related to acquiring links
(not a place to exchange links)
Articles
What Makes a Site Link-Worthy?
ClickZ (December 12, 2000)
Links: Cheaper and Better Than Banners
ClickZ (November 29, 2000)
Increasing Hits by Improving the Link Popularity of Your Site
SitePoint.com (November 20, 2000)
What Your Link Request Should Contain and Why
ClickZ (November 9, 2000)
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