Link exchange question

[dougt]

I signed up for Link Market as suggested in the 90 day. i go there and there is 13 link exchange requests all in different niches than mine should i just reject these and only go with the same nich? I am still a day away from excanges in the plan I just got signed up because it said it took a couple of days to get oked
Doug

[belgian]

I have the same question.

I created 2 accounts for 2 blogs and have more than 60 requests pending, but there are hardly websites requesting within the same niche.

How should we handle this?

belgian

[spikey]

My personal opinion if they're surely not related in anyway shape or form then decline the request.

If they're quasi related...i.e a running website and nutrition....then you could accept them but try to segreate your links pages into themes.

Linking outside of theme's is becoming less and less popular.

Marc might have a different view point on this, but if it was me I'd stick to theme'd links.

[habelow]

Spikey is definitely on the right track.

I just read a great article today on the seo2020 site concerning rules for link exchanges, especially concerning Google. This is a must read! You can access this article using the nonaffiliate link below:

http://www.seo2020.com/seo-articles/link-building.html

Howard

[belgian]

Thank you guys.

I think it will not be easy to get links from websites that ARE related to ours via linkmarket.

I mean, there are so many requests pending but most come from financial companies.

belgian

[Carm]

Hi

I've just signed up with Link Market, haven't used reciprocal linking before but I found this site and wondered if anyone has used it.

It is a backlink builder tool
http://www.webconfs.com/backlink-builder.php

and they also have this tool

http://www.webconfs.com/reciprocal-link-checker.php

As I haven't used Link Market yet, just wondering how time consuming the backlink builder would be by comparison. You do submit your theme so the sites returned are related to your topic.

Good fun, on another learning curve

[Marc]

reject the guys that arent on-topic with you.

Then go searching in their directory for guys that are on topic. The easiest way is to go to their directory (whilst logged in) and type in keywords related to your niche and request links from those guys.

Otherwise you can slightly branch out. Example a blog on womens shoes may also work with womens apparel (spelt wrong sorry guys my spelling sucks bad)

Hope that makes it a little clearer.

Thanks
Marc