Link Exchange 

What does Link Exchange mean?

Link swapping, also known as reciprocal linking in SEO, is the agreement between two websites to link to each other’s content, which increases the ranking of both websites in search engine results. Sharing links is great, but it should be done carefully and morally.

Please follow these steps in order to know how to use our platform 

1.  First, go to our platform.
2. Then sign up with your email or you can sign up via Google:
   Enter the required information: name, email, Password and country, then click ‘Sign Up’.
3.  After logging in, click ‘Select Service and choose ‘Link Exchange’.
4. Then click ‘Search’.
   
   
5. A screen will pop up with all the domains. Click ‘View Details’ of the domain you want to exchange links with.
   
6. Choose the domain name you’ve already put on the trade list, then click ‘Trade’ to start the link exchange process.
   
7.  Then fill in your request: add your ‘Source URL’, ‘Target URL’ and ‘Anchor Text’:
   Source URL: The page of the blog that you want to insert a link on.
   Target URL: The target page you want to lead to.
   Anchor Text: The text you want to insert the link on.
   Exists in the Article: This means that the anchor you chose already exists in the article.
   New: This means that you will provide a text edit and your anchor text will be included.
   Position: This is a screenshot of the place where you want to insert your link.
8. And click ‘Place Order’.
   
9. Then, click ‘Confirm’.
   
10. Once confirmed, click ‘Submit’. Now your order has been placed successfully!
    
    

Order Flow from the Seller Perspective

When you sign in on the platform, click ‘Orders’ then ‘Incoming’.

And click ‘View Details’ to view the client’s request (the buyer).

Now you’re reviewing the client’s order (the buyer). If the order does not fit you, you can simply reject it, but if it fits, click ‘Accept’. Then, you will find the offered link for the client (the buyer), which is the order you (the seller) need to fill.

You (the seller) must fulfill the client’s request. If the anchor text is already part of the article, the client will choose ‘Exist in the Article’, but if he requested a specific anchor text that doesn’t exist in the article, you need to click ‘New’ to check if he added a specific text.

Then the client’s requested new anchor text will immediately appear in another box.

When the link goes live, paste it in ‘Updated Source URL’.

Then click ‘Submit’. Your side has now notified the client (buyer) of the order’s acceptance and submission via a confirmation email.

What will happen if the client reviews the order and accepts or rejects it?

If the client rejects the order, you can update, add additional information or check if there’s anything missing.