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You don't see them mentioned much anylonger but it is is often a good idea to link your sites together using a webring, especially if you own sites that compliment each other.
Is there anyone here who is using this technique? If so, how is it affecting your traffic? |
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Most of the webrings I have seen recently are associated with arts and crafts, or alternative spirituality. This is probably because they are niche markets and most of the web owners are not able to pay for advertising. They save money by advertising less and gaining traffic through similar sites.
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Where did you see thi information on this? I would really like to take a look at it. Learning something new everyday! |
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There are also the odd ring or two that are other peoples' sites but it is more common now that you must pay for hose 'text links' Alex |
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Web rings can be hugely beneficial and are done by many websites. In my particular niche "weddings", the visitor can actually have a better experience if the website is involved in a web ring. It gives them the option of seeing other websites in the same niche but different markets. So they may have started looking for wedding gowns but then saw a useful site on wedding favors.
The traffic in this type of scenario is specifc and targeted which would be a plus to the website owner. |