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3-way link exchange & parallel link exchange
I often get people asking the difference of 3-way link exchange and parallel link exchange.

Here is an explanation.

1)
What is a 3-way link exchange?
* You have two sites - "A" & "B".
* Your link partner has one site "C" .
* If "C" links to "A" and in return, "B" links to "C".
This it is called 3-way link exchange.

2)
What is a parallel link exchange?
* You have two sites - "A" & "B".
* Your link partner also has two sites "C" & "D".
* If "C" links to "A" and in return "B" links to "D".
This it is called parallel link exchange.

PM me if you are interested in 3-way link exchanges or parallel link exchanges.
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I often get people asking the difference of 3-way link exchange and parallel link exchange.

Here is an explanation.

1)
What is a 3-way link exchange?
* You have two sites - "A" & "B".
* Your link partner has one site "C" .
* If "C" links to "A" and in return, "B" links to "C".
This it is called 3-way link exchange.

2)
What is a parallel link exchange?
* You have two sites - "A" & "B".
* Your link partner also has two sites "C" & "D".
* If "C" links to "A" and in return "B" links to "D".
This it is called parallel link exchange.

PM me if you are interested in 3-way link exchanges or parallel link exchanges.


I am interested, but for some reason this forum is not allowing me to pm you. Do you know why?
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Old May 18th, 2006, 07:41 PM
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more then 3 way
why limit to 3 way, I am using <snip> to do it n-way :->
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I'm interested in some link exchanges as well. I have some solid PR 4 and PR 5 pages. I cannot PM you, but let me know.
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Just curious to know..with reciprocal link exchanges, it is easy to track, whether the othe party still has your link active after a while, using automatic link checkers/bots.

But when you are doing this across multiple sites, or in the case of parallel link exchanges, how does one track all these links as it would be too consuming to do it manually?

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I often get people asking the difference of 3-way link exchange and parallel link exchange.

Here is an explanation.

1)
What is a 3-way link exchange?
* You have two sites - "A" & "B".
* Your link partner has one site "C" .
* If "C" links to "A" and in return, "B" links to "C".
This it is called 3-way link exchange.

2)
What is a parallel link exchange?
* You have two sites - "A" & "B".
* Your link partner also has two sites "C" & "D".
* If "C" links to "A" and in return "B" links to "D".
This it is called parallel link exchange.

PM me if you are interested in 3-way link exchanges or parallel link exchanges.
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Originally Posted by sgroup
I often get people asking the difference of 3-way link exchange and parallel link exchange.

Here is an explanation.

1)
What is a 3-way link exchange?
* You have two sites - "A" & "B".
* Your link partner has one site "C" .
* If "C" links to "A" and in return, "B" links to "C".
This it is called 3-way link exchange.

2)
What is a parallel link exchange?
* You have two sites - "A" & "B".
* Your link partner also has two sites "C" & "D".
* If "C" links to "A" and in return "B" links to "D".
This it is called parallel link exchange.

PM me if you are interested in 3-way link exchanges or parallel link exchanges.


Do you find that the 3ways are still useful or is G figuring out ways to detect?
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