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Our tips on exchanging backlinks
Our tips on exchanging backlinks
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Written by Celina
Updated over a year ago

Here are our tips if you want to exchange backlinks

You have been approached by a site (site B : a company, media or blog) to exchange links with your site (site A) but you don't know if it will have a good influence on your site’s reputation?

We give you our advice on how to check the "reliability" of such a proposal before accepting, especially when a simple exchange of articles is not possible.

You have several possibilities to set up an exchange of backlinks:

See if it’s possible to make a three-way link exchange with site B and one of their partners (site C). This is the best option, you just have to check their Netlinking data before committing in order to avoid being negatively impacted: verification of the Citation Flow and Trust Flow; verification that the theme of the site is related to yours; etc.

  • Make site B work on some of your competitive themes in order to position yourself directly on a strong request and/or to push another article already published on your site/blog because it means adding an extra page on your site, so you might as well take advantage of it

  • Check the terms of the "contract" to see how long the link on site B must be live on the article page: it is better to have a link without a time limit. We therefore advise you to propose to site B a contract with tacit renewal 💰

In all cases:

  • Negotiate a minimum of 800 words per article

  • Publish the articles at least 3 weeks apart from one another

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