How do i search for relevant link resource.

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How do i search for relevant link resource.

relevant link resource

lqyromeo

7:00 am on Aug 18, 2007 (gmt 0)

I have a website,which PR is up to 3,but the traffic ranking is still not very well,so i am plan to exchange links with others, so i found some link programes,but they are not very satisfied, could you help me,how do i increase my links. Many thanks.

new_seo

7:26 am on Aug 18, 2007 (gmt 0)

I have a website,which PR is up to 3,but the traffic ranking is still not very well

Page rank has nothing to do with traffic ranking.

so i am plan to exchange links with others

It is not a bad idea,but it will be great if you can get some oneway links.It is highly valuable.

lqyromeo

8:58 am on Aug 18, 2007 (gmt 0)

Thanks for your info, i will do it.

londrum

11:33 am on Aug 18, 2007 (gmt 0)

go to DMOZ and look up your category. all the sites that come up will have passed through their editors so they'll probably be alright to swap links with.

but whether they do or not.. well that is another matter

cnvi

1:41 pm on Aug 18, 2007 (gmt 0)

google "link exchange directory" or "link partner directory". remember to only consider link exchange with quality sites relevant to your own. Also keep your volume low/natural (dont link up with hundreds of sites overnight).

lqyromeo

12:18 am on Aug 19, 2007 (gmt 0)

Dear all,
Thanks for your suggestion.
I will catch up with it.
Best regards,
Romeo

JohnRoy

7:03 am on Aug 19, 2007 (gmt 0)

> go to DMOZ and look up your category. all the sites that come up will have passed through their editors so they'll probably be alright to swap links with.

Not necessarily. It might have been a good site, once, while it passed to editors review, but got into some link schemes that ruined it and made it worthless.

May a different approach be suggested?

Get a list of keywords that would be related to your topic. A fully related topic, not "Shopping" or "Computers" (example).

Once you have 30 keywords, get another 60 related keywords to those in your list by using such services as wordtracker, overture etc.

Go to Google (not dmoz directory) and enter your keywords. Visit the sites that are show up in top (30). Since they show up on top, it would indicate they're doing fine and are not penalized.

From 100 link suggestions, you might end up with less than 10. Therefore, the larger your [keywords] list, the better.

[edited by: JohnRoy at 7:09 am (utc) on Aug. 19, 2007]

lqyromeo

7:56 am on Aug 21, 2007 (gmt 0)

Thanks for your suggestion.