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Black Belt Web Marketing.pdf - Costa del Sol

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Gui<strong>del</strong>ines for Requesting Another Site to Add Your Link<br />

1.Look for an individual to contact. Email your request to the <strong>Web</strong>master as a last resort.<br />

2.Draft a friendly, informal request. Try to establish a one-to-one relationship.<br />

3.Compliment the person on their site and point out how the sites complement each other.<br />

Describe how a link to your site benefits his or her site.<br />

4.Offer a recommendation where you think the link should go.<br />

5.Retain a copy of the email request in a separate mailbox for follow-up and reference.<br />

Gui<strong>del</strong>ines for Exercise 5-5<br />

Gui<strong>del</strong>ines for Requesting Links at Complementary Sites<br />

1) Look for complementary sites here:<br />

Super directories<br />

Discussion groups<br />

Classified ads<br />

Keyword searches.<br />

2) Avoid contacting a direct competitor for a link.<br />

3) The site should meet these gui<strong>del</strong>ines:<br />

It has a polished, reputable look to it.<br />

It reaches your target audience.<br />

It appears to aggressively promote itself.<br />

It looks professionally well-designed and incorporates recent technology.<br />

4) The initial request should be for the other site to add a link to your site.<br />

5) Draft a friendly, informal request that promotes a one-to-one relationship.<br />

6) Start off the request with a sincere compliment about the site. Focus on the best feature about<br />

the site.<br />

7) Describe how the other site benefits from adding your link.<br />

Lesson 5 Pg. 16

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