What is a "hardlink" trade?

SheepGuy · 2006-10-18, 01:54 AM

A hardlink trade is permanent, usually just meant to help with search engine rankings, usually at the bottom of a page, not really meant to trade traffic in a big way.

A script trade is used with link trading scripts, mostly on TGP's and usually involves forcing traffic to a site in exchange for traffic sent back.

And then there's A-B-C trades, where you have a link to site A from site B in exchange in exchange for a link from site C.

My understanding at least, not my area of expertise tho.

Tinkerbell · 2006-10-18, 01:58 AM

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Originally Posted by SheepGuy

A hardlink trade is permanent, usually just meant to help with search engine rankings, usually at the bottom of a page, not really meant to trade traffic in a big way.

A script trade is used with link trading scripts, mostly on TGP's and usually involves forcing traffic to a site in exchange for traffic sent back.

And then there's A-B-C trades, where you have a link to site A from site B in exchange in exchange for a link from site C.

My understanding at least, not my area of expertise tho.

thanks!

2006-10-18, 01:54 AM	#1
SheepGuy It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 2,527	A hardlink trade is permanent, usually just meant to help with search engine rankings, usually at the bottom of a page, not really meant to trade traffic in a big way. A script trade is used with link trading scripts, mostly on TGP's and usually involves forcing traffic to a site in exchange for traffic sent back. And then there's A-B-C trades, where you have a link to site A from site B in exchange in exchange for a link from site C. My understanding at least, not my area of expertise tho. __________________ If the Environment was a bank, they would have saved it by now.