Using link exchanges to build page rank:

To really boost your webpage's traffic, you need to focus on how to gain top placement on the major search engines, Google beeing the obvious no. 1

While all search engines calculate their results differently, they all have one major thing in common: Incoming links. The number and relevance of these links are - along with your written content - the single most important factor to gain a higher position.

Simply put - The search engines count one incoming link as one vote, the more the merrier. But all links are not equal, there is NO democracy in SEO. Instead, the link's value are based on how many outbound and incoming links that page has.

The debate about what links count the most will most certainly continue - But one thing is for sure: Incoming links are necessary to gain a high rank on search engines.

The easiest way of getting inbound links are by the use of various link exchange programs online. Many offer free services, all though slightly limited. This limit can be passed by joining several exchanges, making the total number of daily link exchanges multiply.

Even if you choose to upgrade, I strongly recommend you to sign up and use a few others aswell. It's free and you will get exposure towards more webmasters joining more. Often the limitations are only on outgoing requests - Not the incoming.

The big downside to this kind of links are the relevance - or lack there of. Often the link are placed on a link page, with little or no content and with many other links pointing to pages not even closely related to yours. One program have a slightly different approach, they help you exchange links on pages with actual content. These links are of much, much higher quality.

The program is free to join, and you can find the details somewhere else. Why? Because, when I asked a few questions about their affiliate program, I did not get an answer.....I got banned. So, it seems www.linkwizard.net have a slightly different approach to support and customer service. Feel free to join them though.