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newtvail
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Posted: 2006-Feb-19 18:17
Are pages of reciprocal links now being actively penalized by any/some/all of the major search engines or are they just moving them toward neutral as far as page/site ranking are concerned?
Also, as noted in the title, what should be done with existing links pages at this point in time?
- Strip them to only the very few that actively add value to the site
- Keep them as is
- Keep them but set for bots to ignore (in case the rules change next week)
- ????
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bhartzer
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Joined: Jun 08, 2000
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Posted: 2006-Feb-19 20:08
Are pages of reciprocal links now being actively penalized by any/some/all of the major search engines
I don't think the search engines are targeting them specifically and penalizing them. But, the value of links from off-topic reciprocal links pages is not as high as it used to be.
As for your current links pages and what to do with them, I would keep them and make sure that there's not a lot of outgoing links on them (keep it to under 25 or so). If you have more than 25 outgoing links on the page I would make a new page if necessary. Also, I would add content to the page as well so that it's not just a "page full out links".
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newtvail
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Posted: 2006-Feb-19 20:57
Thanks. I think I'll do just that. We bought a recip-links package before I found this site and learned that lots of what I knew a few years ago no longer applies.
Truthfully, I like the direction the engines are taking these days with site content and people-useful pages being the way forward.
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