There are many reasons a link is rejected. One of the most common reasons is the site submitted has been submitted with a poor title and/or description. If you have submitted your site using your keyword list, it has been and always will be rejected. If you feel your link was wrongly rejected please contact us with the reason why you feel your website should be included in our directory.

We have taken many precautions to keep low quality automated submissions from making it into our directory. The confirmation Link is only valid for a few Days!. When the confirmation link has not been clicked within 3 days, the submitted link will be deleted! We will NEVER sell/rent/share your information with any third party.

As you might already know exposure is everything when you are on the web. The major search engines take into account the number of inbound links to your site while ranking. Link Exchange Systems not only sets up an inbound link but we spend huge amounts of time optimizing our pages and in many cases will be found during a keyword search prior to your site.

Meta tags are short records which you place in your HTML files to help search engines understand your page. The most important meta tags for SEO purposes are: * Description * Keywords The description meta tag is used by most search engines to identify the content of your page and by some search engines as a source for text to describe your page to the search engine user.

Most search engines determine your sites popularity by analyzing the amount of links that are pointing to your site. While this is only one part of a complex algorithm, most experts agree it is very important. By listing your site in directories, like Link Exchange Systems, you are acquiring yet another permanent direct link to your site. In addition, Link Exchange Systems is highly regarded as an authoritative site so a link to your site carries more weight than it would from many other sites.

Most directories use the domain name or company name of the Web site for the title. Other directories give more leeway and allow a key phrase after the site name. If allowed, the key phrase should be the key word(s) users would be searching to find your Web site or page.

If your title catches the eye of the searcher the next thing they read is the description. Your description should be non-promotion and clearly note the features, products, and services of the Web site and the company or person behind it.