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Reciprocal Links: Quality is as important as Quantity
Donald Nelson, Knowledge Level: Novice, Keywords: reciprocal, links, quality, quantity ...

What are Reciprocal Links?
Links between two sites where the link is reciprocated, i.e. both sites have outbound links to the other site.

Reciprocal links
The mutual exchange of links from one site to another.
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Reciprocal links - links between two sites whereby there is an agreement by the site owners to exchange links thereby listing each other's links on each of their websites
Rectangle ad - a large, rectangular banner-sized ad ...

Reciprocal links might still have value but not if they are dumped in a link directory (for more information see under deep linking)
[Reciproca lcomes from Latin reciprocus = returning the same way; ...

com's reciprocal links
What a Links Page Should Not Look Like - article by Jim Boykin
Redirect A method of alerting browsers and search engines that a page location moved.

A link exchange between two sites. Reciprocal links can often increase Page Rank and provide higher listings in natural search results.
See Submission.
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However, if you link out to lots of low quality sites or primarily rely on low quality reciprocal links some search engines may not rank your site very well.

Link Exchange
A link exchange is a quid pro quo arrangement or reciprocal link exchange between two sites. Reciprocal links usually lead to the home page of the associate site.

Internet marketing may include keyword and meta tag strategies, newsgroup and mailing list postings, banner advertising, reciprocal links, online promotions, content positioning, online image development, ...

See also: Reciprocal link, Market, Marketing, Exchange, Search engine

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