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  1. Anonymous

    06 May 2010 10:49am

    Hi all,

    Thanks for all the comments - it seems like it is worth clarifying exactly what 3 way link techniques are used before I can establish whether this is good practice or not.

    Please keep the comments coming - they are really helpful!

    Charlotte

  2. Anonymous

    06 May 2010 11:04am

    Hi

    Can someone please explain the difference between link farms and 3 way linking - are these the same or different?

    Thanks

  3. Rob Arkell Gold

    Sales Director at Koozai

    06 May 2010 11:20am

    Rob Arkell

    In answer to your question 3 Way Linking is when somebody links to you from one of their sites and in turn you link to their main site they are trying to promote. A Link Farm is a group of websites that all hyperlink between each and every other site within the group or network. The ethical process of building links should not be confused with being listed on unethical link farms, as the latter requires reciprocal return links, which often means the backlink is greatly devalued. This is because the search engines know its an arranged 2 way relationship. We offer professional and award winning link building services, so please get in touch if we can help. Rob Arkell.

  4. Anonymous

    13 May 2010 10:43am

    Quote Mothit Goel:

    A good company can be very convincing with the comments and replies in forums or on reviews and this can make a big difference to your business.

    So your link building strategy is to post shill reviews and fake forum posts?

    :/

  5. Mohit Goel BrainShakers Interactive

    Business Manager - SEO / Link Building / SMO at BrainShakers Interactive

    14 May 2010 13:21pm

    Mohit Goel BrainShakers Interactive

    Hi,

    thanks for your comment "Anonymous"; we are reputed brand name in this industry and having long list of clients with approx 90% of appreciation and renewals. We don't need to promote our business with fake reviews. We are trying to share our knowledge and experience with webmasters so that they could be benefited. 

    we are blessed with number of projects in our kitty and most of our clients are happy. We believe, its our social responsibility to answer maximum possible queries of our industry to manage some time from our schedule.

    You may also ping me any time for free consultation

    Thanks

    Mohit Goel

    mohit@brainshakers.com

  6. Matthew Phelan Gold

    Director and Co-Founder at 4Ps Marketing

    18 May 2010 13:42pm

    Matthew Phelan

    Don't even go there. I am surprised people are still having this conversation. Google is quite clear that if you are trying to "game" search results then the links will not be valued. Create good engaging content and people will link to it.

    Answer; BAD

  7. Anonymous

    18 May 2010 14:20pm

    Thanks Matthew,

    Its good to get a really clear answer!

  8. Matthew Phelan Gold

    Director and Co-Founder at 4Ps Marketing

    30 July 2010 08:36am

    Matthew Phelan

    BAD

  9. mikejohn860 mikejohn860

    afdsfdsaf at fdasfdasfaf

    05 August 2010 09:07am

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    hiii

    we are blessed with number of projects in our kitty and most of our clients are happy. We believe, its our social responsibility to answer maximum possible queries of our industry to manage some time from our schedule.

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  10. John Courtney Silver

    CEO and Executive Chairman at PAY ON RESULTS SEO, PPC & CRO from Strategy Internet Marketing

    06 August 2010 08:39am

    John Courtney

    Bad, reciprocal links are devalued and link farms are banned so three way links have potentially the worst of both worlds.  Better to use ethical link building services - top quality directory and article submissions in particular.

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