By Michael Bluejay
Chances are someone sent you here so you could learn why they didn't respond favorably to your link request. In this article Michael Bluejay will cover the main reasons why link requests fail.
Like other webmasters who run popular, high-ranking websites, he get requests every day to link to someone's site, usually in the form of a "reciprocal link."
And like many of his fellow webmasters, he trash 99.9% of those requests. Why? Take your pick:
- The requests are annoying form letters.
- The sites wanting link trades are worthless.
- Sites should be linked to on merit, not on whether you get a freaking return link.
By Michael Bluejay Chances are someone sent you here so you could learn why they didn't respond favorably to your link request. In this article Michael Bluejay will cover the main reasons why link requests fail. 
