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The Best Link Exchange Request I've Ever Received
Tuesday, 27 May 2008
Sometimes you have to laugh. Here's the email:
Link Exchange Request. Thank YouThat's it! No website address, no link page location, no reciprocal link requests. Nothing.
The email was sent from Kimberly of LinkHelpers and whilst I cannot vouch for their services, their link exchange policy seems a little too direct!
As for the client (beginning of email address used) they are working on behalf of, I do believe it is an R&B clothing line which doesn't snuggly fit in with any of the sites I run. Perhaps Kimberly will email again at a later date and explain where she feels this is a suitable match.
Until then, if you are after a link exchange, please at least tell me the URL. The easier you make it for me, the easier it is for me to add you to my sites.
As a general note to all link exchangers, I hate 3 ways links.
UPDATE: Continues here.
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Lammo
That's brilliant - Think how much time she's saved by cutting out the wordy "Swapping links is a great idea because..." waffle - My new template for link swapping emails is going to be:
"Link? Cheers!"
Written on Tuesday 27 May 2008 at 14:19:54 GMT (Permalink)
David
@Rob - Have to agree with you on this. Volume over quality.
@Lammo - Pure genius!
Written on Tuesday 27 May 2008 at 16:00:35 GMT (Permalink)
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Rob
Hehe, that's a good example Dave. I don't think I've ever received a decent email from one of these outsourced link building companies. If they have any success at all, I can only imagine it's through sheer volume of requests.
Written on Tuesday 27 May 2008 at 13:57:08 GMT (Permalink)