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At LinkAdage, we have always recommended a multi-faceted approach to link building. Trade for some links, use link bait, network with friends and do 3 way link exchanges, get placed in relevant directories and last but not least - buy text links. At LinkAdage, you can buy text links in our link auction area. In LinkAdage Auctions you can buy links directly from webmasters. Buying links direct from webmasters helps you avoid a link networks that could get their “link juice” turned off.

If you’re the type of person that likes to have someone else take care of your website, LinkAdage offers a top notch text link brokerage with the best selection of text links on the web. Here, you are saving time but paying a bit more money for your links for hands on service. You are also joining in a network of links, so some links may or may not pass link juice, it is the risk you take with any link brokerage.

Another way to buy text links is to stay away from link brokers and LinkAdage and buy text links 100% on your own. Search your keywords and scan sites that come up and offer to buy links direct. Try to find sites that are not already selling links. This almost guarantees a super high quality link. Forget about PR, if the site is in Google, and coming up for your keywords, it is pure gold. Of course the trade off is time spent finding sites willing to sell you a link at a fair price.

Buying links is an unfortunate but necessary part of today’s web. It would be great if you could build a great website, put it up and start ranking well based on your site’s merits and not who links to you. But search engines have found that the backlinks to a site are the best way to judge the value of a website. The search engines are basically robots, and linking is a very human factor they can use to determine the status of a website.

In general, a site with many links is better than a site with few links. For this reason, you need to buy text links to at least get in the game. It’s like priming a well, buy a few links, get your web site found, and more natural links will come down the road if you have a unique, quality website.

So you've got your site constructed, up and running. And you've spidered into Google, Yahoo and other key search engines. You've spent hours of time and a bunch of cash to get to this point, so where are the clicks that'll make you rich? Well, chances are, you're going to have to do a bit more. The SEs alone just aren't going to do it for you - especially if clients or customers are initiating broad queries and your page is buried on page 56 of the results Google returns.

But what's the small Internet business to do to boost traffic, boost sales and improve PR? The answer is link up. Strong links doth a mighty chain make...

- William Blake That old, English writer and poet, William Blake, nailed it. You bet links 'doth' make a mighty chain. They also doth increase traffic to your site.

Chances are, if you're just opening up shop, you don't have a ton of capital with which to work after buying web software, paying your ISP each month and storing your inventory in the spare bedroom warehouse. So how can you gain exposure, boost sales and not bankrupt your business model? You need links from other sites to your site, creating one, kick-butt chain (with apologies to Mr. Blake). Think of linked sites as a mini-network that focuses on a single product or service. Let's say you're a CPA looking to expand your client base beyond the neighborhood. Your site's up but traffic is virtually non-existent. You check the site counter every day as it slowly inches its way up to a double-digit number - 10. Well, that's not going to pay the freight.

The answer is to get links from related sites - not necessarily competitive sites, but sites related to the work you do or goods you sell. Your on-line accounting business will likely do much better if you're able to get a link from the sites of several Certified Financial Planners. You'll do even better if you can acquire links from document preparation services, in the business of prepping court documents for bankruptcies, divorces and other life-altering events.

Of course, finding a site willing to allow you to place a simple text link ad on their landing page is easier said than done. First, you have to develop a list of sites appropriate to the purpose of your site. Next, you have to contact each site's webmaster and convince him or her of the value of symbiotic connectivity, aka, 'You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours.' Then finally, you enter the 'begging and pleading' phase of your negotiations. It's time consuming, frustrating and, well, a bit humiliating. And in the end, you may be able to find a couple of sites willing to swap reciprocal links - but that's still not going to boost traffic to your site sufficiently to allow you to quit your day job.

Links cost money and good links cost a lot of money. A single link from a PR 8 site might cost you $200 a month. A link from a site with a PR of 5 might only cost $20 monthly, but it's obviously going to generate a correspondingly lower number of click-throughs to you site. But, you have to spend money to make money. So how do you put your limited resources to work while waiting for your site to start generating revenues?

LinkAdage has text link advertising auction and brokerage services aimed at offering convenience and value for the up-and-coming www entrepreneur. These sites bring together webmasters interested in increasing their monthly cash flow by selling links from their pages, with webmasters seeking to expand their presence on the Internet - you. Yes, it'll cost you money each month to maintain those links but you'll also become a part of that 'mighty chain' mentioned previously. How much a link will cost you is often a direct coefficient of the linking site's PR. The higher the ranking, the higher the monthly cost to you. For example, to purchase a link from a site ranked PR3 or PR4 might cost you $5 - $15 a month because, again, these sites have lower rankings determined by the number of hits they receive each month. A site with a higher ranking, say a PR 7 or PR 8, might cost you $100 or even $500 a month.

Start by determining your monthly link budget - how much you feel you can spend monthly to hook up to sites related to your products or services. Then, LinkAdage and experiment for a month or two. Are you better off going with a lot of links from sites with low PRs or, should you blow the whole bundle on a single site with a high PR. The only way to determine which course is best for increasing the number of eyeballs viewing your site is by test marketing. You can find new link opportunities and track the progress of a current links using software programs such as Total Optimizer Pro (TOP), PR Prowler and SEOElite, each designed to make it easier for you to find good links and track your link performance from each text link ad you buy. It may take a couple of months to develop an accurate picture of which sites are delivering the most visitors to your page and boosting your PR, but it's essential that you start the tracking process to make the most effective use of your limited marketing dollars. In turn, you can increase your monthly site income by selling links from your site to other, related sites. Of course, because you're just starting out and you don't have a great deal of traffic or high PR, a link from your site will go at the bargain basement rate - for now. However, as your site's traffic increases and your PR goes up, you'll be able to charge more for these links to supplement the income generated by the actual sales of goods or services. A word of caution is in order, here. You don't want your site to become a repository for links unrelated to your business - a link farm. It's essential to keep your site's focus narrow. If you're offering accounting services, a link to or from an on-line health food store isn't the way to go. For one thing, it may increase your site's traffic but it won't do much for actual sales. Remember, the consumer queried 'health foods' and it'll be rare that this same individual will be looking for accounting services and health foods. In the early days of search engine marketing, all you had to do to increase your site’s ranking was load up your web site with the “right” keywords. But unfortunately, doing so led to a situation in which more of the “wrong” sites were getting all the attention.

In an effort to right this wrong, search engines began focusing on link popularity. The theory behind this approach was simple: if a web site had an impressive number of incoming links, the assumption was that the site contained valuable content. But like all good theories, this one had holes through which sneaky webmasters also crawled. To take maximum advantage of using popularity to increase page ranking, they started setting up web sites that consisted of nothing more than links. And to make matters even worse, the majority of links were completely useless, with many leading to sites considered unsavory.

Most of the early link directories didn’t provide those who used the web with any valuable content whatsoever. It seemed their main purpose was to provide space for webmasters to gather together bunches of links and in doing so, help give the impression that these web sites were more “popular.”

Being the protector of users’ rights that it is, it didn’t take Google long to realize that link directories such as these were only cluttering up the Internet. They didn’t offer anything of value to users; exactly opposite what web sites are supposed to do. That’s when Google came up with a rating system for the links being used to increase a site’s popularity. Soon thereafter, many of those link directories received the ultimate punishment: getting labeled as SPAM.

Today, although they’re very easy to use, you’ve got to be very careful using link directories. That’s because including links to your web site on the wrong ones could have serious consequences. Not only could doing so lower your site’s ranking, but the site itself could be banned for using a “spam site” to generate traffic!

So find a link directory that’s relevant and SEO friendly, meaning basically that the page on which your link will be listed is spiderable. In other words, the search engine robots can scan the pages, cache the links and assign page ranking to the site, which is your ultimate goal.

When considering a link directory, make sure your link will not appear as a redirect. If it does, the link will be worthless because it won’t be assigned a PR. The link should not make use of no index, no follow tags for the same reason; they prohibit robots from spidering the page. There shouldn’t be more than say 30 links on a page and your link shouldn’t be positioned too far from the home page. And finally, make sure the link directory itself has a respectable Google Page Rank.

If this is all too much to remember, you have another option. Why not buy targeted text link ads instead?

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