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You can now put whatever you want in this space :)
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If I ever removed/changed a recip I gave the list one -- two weeks to reject or accept the freesite before moving on (if the link list stated that there was a two week backlog, I waited two weeks or a little more.) I eventually stopped making multiple recip pages because I found that 90% of the link lists I submitted to sent very little traffic so I concentrated on making one free site with one recip page, and I submitted the free site to a handful of the tried and tested link lists I was comfortable with. That last question is really one for the LL guys to answer. I don't want to say they wont mind if you go changing out recips for LL's that rejected/didn't list your free site. But if a LL didn't accept my freesite and it was on my page with the "Big LL's" I would swap it for the recip of another big LL and submit there. For me it's more about the quality of traffic than the actual link back. Solid, well established LL's will have decent traffic. You have to take into consideration their reputation and where their traffic comes from (shitty link dump sites, circle jerk, search engines, paid adverts, etc.) Also, it doesn't hurt to poke around and research a site before you submit to it. This is true of link trades too, especially.
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And Lord, we are especially thankful for nuclear power, the cleanest, safest
energy source there is. Except for solar, which is just a pipe dream Join Date: Aug 2008
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This is just a suggestion, but I'd be hesitant about changing recips once a site has been submitted.
Most link lists check for changes to a site, so if you've submitted the site to, say 12 link lists, any changes to the recip table will be noticed by those lists that accepted the site, and could possibly get you banned. |
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I want to set the record straight - I thought the cop was a prostitute
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Mean people suck, nice people swallow, are you mean or nice?
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Rock stars ... is there anything they don't know?
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I have just started to submit to link lists and have been listed at sites like Green Guy and Penisbot. They have sent me a great amount of traffic, but I haven't been so successful getting in to other lists. It would be good to know if I just have submitted to poorly maintained lists that aren't worth dealing with, because I suspect they haven't even bothered to come look at my sites, at least according to my stats. |
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You can now put whatever you want in this space :)
Join Date: May 2004
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Also, sometimes you'll submit to a link list that isn't updated anymore, without knowing it. This isn't a definite rule, but look over the link list for a timestamp like "Links last updated [whatever date]." If the timestamp/date hasn't changed in a long time you can assume it might be dead or the webmaster is on vacation. If the link list doesn't timestamp their updates just bookmark the page, make note of the last few free sites added to their lists, and then visit the link list every few days to see if any new links have been added. If they're not adding new links then it's possible that the link list isn't being updated anymore or updated regularly (hence the reason your free sites are not being accepted.) This rule isn't hard set, it's just one of the criteria I used when submitting a free site to a link list I wasn't familiar with. Another thing, Greenguy started the new Trusted Submitter status and rules for Link-o-Rama. A lot of link lists are following suit and have implemented their own version of Trusted Submitter. You can probably safely assume for those link lists that are implementing the new rules, they're updating their lists regularly with new free sites (as the Trusted Submitter status/rules is a fairly new idea.) So it may be a good idea to start submitting to link lists that implement their own version of Trusted Submitter so that eventually when you are ready to apply for Trusted Submitter status at those link lists, the link list owners will already be familiar with your work. There's more info about Trusted Submitter in this thread: http://www.greenguysboard.com/board/...ad.php?t=48260
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In the Resources area here at the board you can click "Get Traffic" and find a list of many link lists owned by members of this board. If you follow LOR rules you should get listed almost everywhere. I submit to almost all of them and some don't send much traffic, but I saw in another thread it's good to "spread the love around". You never know where a sale is going to come from
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