4. Link exchanges serve has a centre point for reciprocal link
exchanges between one webmaster and another and are a
gateway to communication between the two interested
parties, the service they provide can be free with minor
account limitations such as only being able to make five
link requests a day or fee paid giving access to the full
facilities such as checking whether the website you
swapped with still has your link on their site or help with
building link pages for your site etc.
5. One fine example is Linkmarket.net. Webmasters simply
sign up and enter their website details and then are added
to the link exchanges directory under relevant web
content categories along with search engine ranking
powered by Google or Alexa. From here webmasters can
browse through and find websites which have relevant
web content to their site and add them to their link
basket.
6. Once they have finished choosing which links they are
interested in, they can checkout and the chosen website
webmasters are then informed automatically via email
that they are interested in exchanging links with their site
and then have a specified time limit in which to decide
whether to exchange links or not.
7. This method works both ways and webmasters will be
informed frequently via email when someone is interested
and requesting to exchange links.