freesite image question

oldbrad · 2007-01-25, 10:56 AM

i will have a link on the bottom of the page to my hub or link list at the time, but this is actually written on the image itself. The main title of the freesite, then in small font says brought to you by ... .

Not a link or anything, just a title image. Then when they see the link they may be more inclined to click being that they liked the current freesite and want more.

I'll just try it and see how it works, if i get declined i'll have an idea why.

Mr Spock · 2007-01-26, 01:37 AM

I used a similar strategy - instead of a url on a photo, at the bottom in small print I include the copyright sign followed by my url(non linked).

So far no problems - I don't see any reasons why their could be.

It is all about building an online brand, it won't have any short term implication traffic wise, but over the longer term it will hopefully generate some recognition.

2007-01-25, 10:56 AM	#1
oldbrad It is better to watch things then to do them Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: oregon Posts: 485	i will have a link on the bottom of the page to my hub or link list at the time, but this is actually written on the image itself. The main title of the freesite, then in small font says brought to you by ... . Not a link or anything, just a title image. Then when they see the link they may be more inclined to click being that they liked the current freesite and want more. I'll just try it and see how it works, if i get declined i'll have an idea why. __________________ Help MrMaryLou Link to his Chubby TGP & Chubby Links on your sites and blogs.

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2007-01-26, 01:37 AM	#2
Mr Spock You can now put whatever you want in this space :) Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Vulcan Posts: 695	I used a similar strategy - instead of a url on a photo, at the bottom in small print I include the copyright sign followed by my url(non linked). So far no problems - I don't see any reasons why their could be. It is all about building an online brand, it won't have any short term implication traffic wise, but over the longer term it will hopefully generate some recognition.