i tried exchaging link but he says "not sitewide link"
what do they mean when they say sitewide and not sitewide links?
for example, where i should put his link as i'm using wordpress? Sitewide = on every page of the site
Not Sitewide = they want it on a specific page
Depending on how your Wordpress theme is built,
If you put a link in your sidebar or footer file the link will be sitewide.
Ask them what they specifically want. It might be better NOT to have a sitewide link so it's not something I would worry about if I were you. I've had a site disappear off the top 1000 listings in Google for getting a site wide link pointed to a new site. Generally, the more links the better, just be careful, especially if it's a new site. It's better if it's not sitewide becuse you can pick the right page in which the content in also related to your site. Quote: Originally Posted by MarketerMatt
It might be better NOT to have a sitewide link so it's not something I would worry about if I were you. I've had a site disappear off the top 1000 listings in Google for getting a site wide link pointed to a new site. Generally, the more links the better, just be careful, especially if it's a new site. Absolutely right. Sitewide links are early indicators for unsavory linking techniques. Meaning these are the common types of links you buy. It may be a way to say to Google, "Hey! Look at me! I'm buying links!!" So be careful with sitewides. I have also heard (and this is nothing more than just a rumor at best) that Google treats sidewide links like forum signature links..
what do they mean when they say sitewide and not sitewide links?
for example, where i should put his link as i'm using wordpress? Sitewide = on every page of the site
Not Sitewide = they want it on a specific page
Depending on how your Wordpress theme is built,
If you put a link in your sidebar or footer file the link will be sitewide.
Ask them what they specifically want. It might be better NOT to have a sitewide link so it's not something I would worry about if I were you. I've had a site disappear off the top 1000 listings in Google for getting a site wide link pointed to a new site. Generally, the more links the better, just be careful, especially if it's a new site. It's better if it's not sitewide becuse you can pick the right page in which the content in also related to your site. Quote: Originally Posted by MarketerMatt
It might be better NOT to have a sitewide link so it's not something I would worry about if I were you. I've had a site disappear off the top 1000 listings in Google for getting a site wide link pointed to a new site. Generally, the more links the better, just be careful, especially if it's a new site. Absolutely right. Sitewide links are early indicators for unsavory linking techniques. Meaning these are the common types of links you buy. It may be a way to say to Google, "Hey! Look at me! I'm buying links!!" So be careful with sitewides. I have also heard (and this is nothing more than just a rumor at best) that Google treats sidewide links like forum signature links..