hi all. what's up?
can anyone tell me the difference between a hard link trade and a traffic trade? also, is hard link trade the same as reciprocal linking? i just don't really understand it.
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Hard Link Vs. Traffic Trade
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christelle
, Apr 24 2007 10:28 AM
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Posted 24 April 2007 - 10:28 AM
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Posted 24 April 2007 - 10:40 AM
Can't say that I've ever heard the term hard link trade, so I have nothing to put it into context.
Wherever you read the term should point out the differences I would think.
Wherever you read the term should point out the differences I would think.
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Posted 10 June 2007 - 12:17 PM
pretty new to the scene, but if im not mistaken a 'hard link' is a regular reciprocal link and a traffic trade will send you hits for however many hits you send them. Most of the sites i have seen doing this offer a 1:1. Seems a little pointless to me since your trying to build traffic to begin with. The only real benefit i see for this is in a demographic change where your trying to reach a new type of audience.
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Posted 05 September 2007 - 03:32 AM
well not pretty sure,but many webmasters use the term in the following context:
1.hardlink is same as reciprocal link but the reciprocal link should be from the same themed website only.if one site is web hosting related then other site must be hosting related only.
2.Traffic trade is linking back basically to trade traffic.there might be different condition for traffic trades. like the linking site must send atleast 200 uniqes etc
1.hardlink is same as reciprocal link but the reciprocal link should be from the same themed website only.if one site is web hosting related then other site must be hosting related only.
2.Traffic trade is linking back basically to trade traffic.there might be different condition for traffic trades. like the linking site must send atleast 200 uniqes etc
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