[MrYum]

Originally Posted by nomercy

I was about to ask a similar question. Thanks for the info.

I still have a question though about the way I'm naming the folders... I was thinking about structuring my freesites like this:

http://domain.com/freesite_name/enter/
http://domain.com/freesite_name/Entrance/
http://domain.com/freesite_name/EnterHere/
http://domain.com/freesite_name/Warning/

and so on... with the index.html and correct recips in each of those folders. Would that be acceptable or would most Link Lists owners want the folder that their recip resides in to have a meaningful keyword, as opposed or 'enter' or 'warning', etc, appended to the main freesites/keyword folder?

I didn't think that would matter because the URL itself and the index page would have plenty of relevant keywords, just the immediate folder name wouldn't be relevant.

e.g. http://bikerbabesonharleys.com/doubl...babes/Warning/

Anyway, either way is fine. I just wanted to ask before I submitted any in that format.

To some extent, it becomes a matter of preference. Everyone develops what works best for them and still complies with the rules. Using your example, looks like you should be able to keep track of your sites pretty well that way. And I highly doubt any reviewer would decline your sites using that structure.

I track free sites with a spreadsheet containing all relevant data to the site...url, content used, paysite affiliate link code...blah blah blah. Doing so enables being able to use a different keyterm for each 'mirror'. ex..

buymyporn.com/hornyblondes/
buymyporn.com/hotsexyblondes/
buymyporn.com/blondesluts/

For each site...the keyterms on the pages are altered to match up with the folder. 16 recips per site/3 sites/48 link lists...all using the same set of content. This process does take longer than simply duplicating the sites across different folders. But, it isn't too bad once you get used to it