Find unlimited link trades

[pieman]

This is a little trick to find tons of sites to trade links with, if you're into that form of backlinking.


In Google use "Footprints" to find more of what you need, for example...

Quote:"powered by phparcadescript v2" "your link here"

Search for phpas v2 because it is the version that has hardlinks enabled on the link trade side of it. The other versions have php redirects mostly.

here are a couple of others...

Quote:"would you like to exchange links?" "more cool links"

This is for GSS sites

Quote:"If you use a program such as Reciprocal Manager then please input this information" "games"

Notice on this one, I have the word "games" at the end. This is because this is a general reciprical link script so I only want to find some sites about games. I could do more of this one and use different words such as "arcade" or "gaming" etc etc.



Have a play, set your Google search results to "100 results per page" so you can do a load of them. Get a plugin for firefox called "autofillforms" (there are other suitable ones too) - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox...ill-forms/


The hardest part about this ofcourse is putting the links onto your site first, before going through and submitting your request to all the sites.

Also, the other hard part is going through and checking which ones have added you and which ones havent. Deciding on how long to wait is difficult, I usually give 3-4 weeks and if no links have been put up I will remove my links, any that have been recipricated will remain on my site.


Although I am all for discussion, I'd politely request that people refrain from the temptation to start debating the benefits or lack of from doing the reciprical linking thing. Some people do it, and some people dont, if you want to do it well and do it hard these tips will help you. If you dont think reciprical links will help you or google will penalise you for it, well why on earth did you even read this thread anyway??

[arcadegrab]

Wow! Thanks a bunch. I was looking for link exchanges, but it was impossible to find them. These searches brought up a huge list