3 way linking explained – 3 way linkbuilding explained
3 Way link building and 3 way links are a largely misunderstood terms.
Most places that sell a 3-way linkbuilding service use the example of Site A linking to Site B and Site B linking to Site C. And it becomes a 3-way link because site C links to Site A.
However, the way 3-way linkbuilding really works is that there’s usually about 250 sites involved in the A links to B, which links to C, which links to A etc…
So, it should be called 250-way link building and not 3 way linkbuilding. The reason it’s called 3-way linkbuilding is to keep the confusion down to a mimumum, but when you realize just how this works, it causes even more confusion.
I hope this settles the confusion and makes you realize that you’re being told some things that aren’t 100% accurate for your own benefit. If you have any question please leave a comment below, or get an account at the 3 way link building service to see how it works in action.
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Daniel McGonagle
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