Seems like there's a brand new LL Every Day

[Joe]

Don't put all your eggs in one basket.

'nuff said.

[Kinky]

this board is one of the reason everybody wants their own link list and everybody doing SEO work knows that link lists are at the top of the food chain for SE traffic and they all want to get a piece of it

[msanchez]

Even in my short time making and submitting freesites I have noticed a crap load of brand spanking new LLs.

I figure they will come and go and the ones where its apparent that its a focus for the webmaster running it will be the 1 out of 50 or so that is actually worth submitting too and will survive.

[Presmar]

Originally Posted by kinky

this board is one of the reason everybody wants their own link list and everybody doing SEO work knows that link lists are at the top of the food chain for SE traffic and they all want to get a piece of it

I agree. I've noticed that my site is sucking up new keywords from Yahoo almost on a weekly basis.

[Useless]

I created Filthy Earl's Filthy Fucking Links because it better fits my overall strategy. I have two TGPs, one which I update, one which I don't even look at since it's merely a facade for one of my domains that I sub free sites from. Though Earl is faaaaaaaaar from complete, it will be a wonderfully filthy site and will serve as my hub. I tend to believe that a link list offers more flexibility for the owner than say, a TGP.

When it comes to link lists popping up everday, most of them will die off fairly quickly, just like most TGPs, as their owners realize that it takes forever and ever and ever to make money directly from them. I wonder what the life expectancy is for the link lists that are started by copying the recips of an established site?

[Verbal]

Originally Posted by kinky

this board is one of the reason everybody wants their own link list

I agree that this board has definately fueled the popularity of the LL format. What used to be a rag-tag group of a handful of LL sites is now an established website format with certain standards, and a community of webmasters who support and recognize it. This board has given LL's a voice in the adult world. My prediction is that now that the LL concept is picking up steam we'll continue to see an explosion in new sites (much like the ongoing TGP explosion), and perhaps more hybrids that incorporate blogs and FHGs, etc. I'd also expect our community to fraction off as the LL webspace becomes more crowded.