One Way Links Free

FAQ

What's the Catch?

What Am I Required to Do in Return?

How Will I Know If I Am Really Receiving Links From the Program?

Why is it Bad to Receive a Lot of Links All at One Time?

Why Do You Offer This Program for Free?

Why Do You Have Specific Guidelines for the Way My Website Is Structured?

Why Can't I Name the Page Where I Place Outbound-Links "Links?"

I Don't Want My Visitors Seeing My Links Page. How Can I Hide it Without Being Penalized for Spamming and Still Create a Strong Page While Staying Compliant with the Program?

If This Program Works So Well, Why Don't You Show Any Pagerank in Google's Toolbar?

What If I Want to Leave the Program? Will I Lose the Links I already Have If I Quit Updating My Site?

Approximately, How Many Times a Year Do I Have to Update My Site?

Why One Way Links VS Reciprocal Links?

 

What's the Catch? There is no catch. Our concept is people helping people. By working together, we can achieve greater success than trying to go it alone. Back to Top

 

What Am I Required to Do in Return? You receive links by giving links. You are required to give links to others in the program. You will always receive as many links in as you give out. Back to Top

 

How Will I Know If I Am Really Receiving Links From the Program? Every time new partners link to you or old partners update their site and link to you, you will receive an email informing you of the updates. It will include a list of all the sites linking to yours. You will receive a handful of links and your first update notice as soon as you are accepted into the program, and then you will continue to receive additional links and updates gradually over time. Back to Top

 

Why is it Bad to Receive a Lot of Links All at One Time? This Could be viewed as a form of spamming to the search engines. It is not natural for you to receive many links in a short period of time. This is something that can actually result in getting your site blacklisted from the search engines. Google is really cracking down and raising its standards for the way they return results. We are working hard to keep up with these changes and pass this information on to you. Back to Top

 

Why Do You Offer This Program for Free? There are many paid services out there, but a free program just makes better sense. Even the paid programs require you to give links back, so why not just work together and see good things happen? This program was created as a resource for the home-based family business, but all sites are welcomed to join as long as they are clean and free of sexual content, profanity, or anything that we deem inappropriate or harmful. Back to Top

 

Why Do You Have Specific Guidelines for the Way My Website Is Structured? Since quality search engines such as Google are constantly becoming increasingly more stringent in order to produce relevant search results, we want to make sure that we are doing everything we can to assure the usefulness and quality of this program. We want to make certain that we are giving you the most benefit from this program and all your efforts are not in vain. We do not require much, and chances are your site may be just fine the way it is, but there are a few mistakes that are commonly made that can harm your site. These mistakes can be fixed easily and quickly.

These simple things will not only help the people you are linking to, but it will help make your entire site stronger as well. Keep in mind that all the sites linking to you will also be following these same guidelines.

Here is a quick checklist of our simple guidelines and why we have them:

• Do not name your Links page "Links"  - Links to sites that are placed on pages titled "links" are starting to be disregarded and even penalized in the search engines. Search engines are starting to look for more and more things that could indicate that links are just being given as strategy to increase pagerank. Google places so much relevance on links coming in to your website because each link is like a vote that says, "Check out this great site!" This is why search engines are starting to penalize reciprocal linking. It is considered a method of tricking the search engines. This is the purpose for one way links. But what if all your one way links are coming in from pages that are titled "links" or have the word "link" in the title? This is starting to become a huge factor that will impact your site in a negative way. Instead, name your Links page something like "Friendly Resources," "Commercial Sites," "Advertising Pages," or "Sponsors." The possibilities are endless; just be sure not to include the word "links" in the title. Read more about one way linking here. Back to Top

 

• Link the page containing your outbound links to your homepage - The search engines usually do not index pages that are floating. Floating pages are not linked to other pages. If the search engines do not index the page where you place your links, then the people you link to will not receive credit. In addition, it is harmful to your site to have floating pages. It makes your site seem broken and not well structured. Linking to the homepage is the best way to assure the page will be indexed. It is also a good idea to link to your other pages from your page that you will be placing outbound links on. At the very least, make sure you link your page to your sitemap and place a link back from your sitemap.

 

• Do not have more than 25 outbound links on the page where you will be placing other member's links - Pagerank is divided between the outgoing links on any given page. For example, if your link is placed on a page that has a pagerank of 4, theoretically, your pagerank would increase to 4. However, if there are many other outbound links on the page, the credit given begins to decrease. With only 25 other outbound links or less, you should still be able to receive the optimal amount of credit.

And that's it! Remember, all the sites your links will be placed on will be following these same guidelines so you will receive the maximum benefit from your link campaign.  Back to Top

 

I Don't Want My Visitors Seeing My Links Page. How Can I Hide it Without Being Penalized for Spamming and Still Create a Strong Page While Staying Compliant with the Program? Place a copyright notice at the bottom of your homepage if you don't already have one, and link the copyright symbol (©) or one of the letters in the word "copyright" to your links page. This will allow your links page to be linked to your homepage without your visitors easily finding it. Back to Top

 

If This Program Works So Well, Why Don't You Show Any Pagerank in Google's Toolbar? Good question! Our program is still a bit new, but even though we may not make Google's bar glow green just yet, Google definitely recognizes our one way links. Below are our keyword phrases and where we rank in Google's search results. Search for yourself, but just the fact that you are here is proof that you found us and isn't that what it's all about?

Our Keyword Phrases & Google Rankings:

One way links free - page 1

Free one way links - page 2

Free one way links for your family site or business - #1!

It's not really about pagerank according to that little green bar as much as it is about being found in the search. Its better to rank high in the search for your keywords or phrase than it is to have that pretty little green bar glowing. Although, the two do kind of go hand and hand. Achieve one and the other is usually sure to follow. Since we are already ranking so well in the search, it is only a matter of time before the little bar lights up. Back to Top

 

What If I Want to Leave the Program? Will I Lose the Links I already Have If I Quit Updating My Site? As long as you do not remove the links that you have already given, you will never lose the links that you have already been given. Even if you quit updating your site, and you never add any more links, you will not lose the links you already have; you will just not receive more. Beware of subscription based programs where you pay yearly or monthly fees. You will be stuck paying for life or you will lose all your links when you cancel your subscription. Losing many links at once would be devastating to any website.  Back to Top

Approximately, How Many Times a Year Do I Have to Update My Site? Two to three times per year. Other paid programs will have you updating your sites nearly on a monthly basis. We found this to be too time consuming and tedious. By organizing our program in a more efficient and structured manner, we are able to achieve more in less time with less work on you. Back to Top