I there a link exchange forum?

[dballer]

is there a link exchange forum where website creators can talk to eachother and arange targeted link exchanges? that would be very cool!

[lisa]

dballer, you could actually join SiteSell's free link exchange program at http://value-exchange.sitesell.com It will help you find other webmasters that have similar sites as yours.

Just keep in mind traditional link swap exchanges are pretty useless these days. If you are going to exchange links with someone make sure you spend time working out a valuable exchange. In other words you would provide a link to them within an article that focuses on a subject that matches the topic of their site and they would do the same for you. This is much better than just being placed on a list of links on someone else's site.

[slayer1927]

Im owner of a place called crazy ads http://z15.invisionfree.com/crazy_ads/
There you can post your links and stuff. I have not done much on there but my friends have. Im just the owner now.

[ncaditya]

Check out www.linkmetro.com. I used to use it way back, but I don't use it anymore.

I would also suggest tnx.net. You can exchange links/buy links very easily and the prices are also good.

[wendy]

excuse my ignorance but im brand new to all of this even though my site has been up and running since march this year.
im interested in doing link exchanges but dont really khow where to start.
a friend of mine has asked me to do a link exchange with him and it does sort of fit my site topic so id be happy to do it, only i havent got a clue what it entails.
excuse my ignorance but im brand new to all of this even though my site has been up and running since march this year.
im interested in doing link exchanges but dont really khow where to start.
a friend of mine has asked me to do a link exchange with him and it does sort of fit my site topic so id be happy to do it, only i havent got a clue what it entails.

this is what he asked of me ...
I'm a long time fan of you photo stream on flickr and I just discovered your website. I'd love to set up a link exchange with you. If you could link to my 2 websites www.bjwinslow.com and www.dappercadaver.com, where I show off all my gruesome props, I'll set up a link to your website. Let me know, and keep up the good work.


any simple advice welcome
thankyou xxx

[wendy]

i came across this in an email from link building 101 and thought id share it, forgive me if this has already been shared else where but it is handy to know.

There are 4 different types of links:


URL Link - This is simply a website url that is a link.

Text Links (aka static links) - This is the most common type of link (when you click on a word or phrase and it is a link)

Image Links - An image link is simply an image that you click on to navigate to another webpage.

Dynamic Links - These types of links are in another programming language called Javascript and while they also take you from one webpage to another, they have 'extra codes' to perform special functions.
(these types of links can appear in many different forms)
It is important to be able to recognize these types of links, even if you are not familiar with web design and programming. You don't have to memorize the codes, just learn to identify each type of link.

Links provide navigation for human visitors and for 'spiders' (aka: crawlers, robots, bots). Simply put, a spider is a computer program that goes to websites and gathers information. Search engines use spiders to visit and 'index' your website. This means that they gather information about your site in order to líst it in their search results.

When the search engine spiders index your website, they follow the links to get from one webpage to another. It's important to know that search engines cannot follow 'dynamic links' and do not follow html links that have a special code in them that says 'no follow'.

The place where 'no follow' is commonly found is in the "meta tags" section of the website. Simply put, meta tags are information that is for the spiders only and is not seen by human visitors. You can see the code for any website in your browser by choosing 'view source'. (From Internet Explorer, choose Page > View Source. From Firefox choose View > Page Source)

[meanne2007]

I am not sure if there was a link exchanged forum, but there are some general forums that include link exchange thread...

[Jordy3738]

I have not seen an interactive site for exchanging links. I have posted many links in Directories though.