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link exchange
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link exchange
(1) Also called "reciprocal linking," it is an agreement between Web sites to provide hyperlinks to each other in order to increase visitors and search engine page ranking. Three-way linking links site A to B, B to C and C to A, creating a less obvious relationship than between two sites and considered better for search engine optimization (SEO). See link campaign.

(2) An organization that places advertisements from one Web site onto the pages of another. It ensures that the ads are divided equitably so that if site A displays an ad from site B, site B will be sure to show an ad from site A.


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In other words you need not reciprocate as in the case of a reciprocal link.
It is crucial that your website should have reciprocal links with relating websites.
In order to exchange links you must send A request to A webmaster that you do not know and ask if they are interested in A reciprocal link exchange.
 
 
 
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