We recently launched our product LinkInTxt and based on great feedback from our customers, the setup for Partners was just too difficult for large sites and very time consuming. We quickly went into brainstorming mode and came up with a brilliant idea that would take all of the setup out of our Partner’s hands.
Now, if you wish to participate in our LinkInTxt program, it’s as simple as including it in our “crawl list”. From that point, there is nothing else for you to do unless an advertiser decides to purchase a keyword(s) from your web page(s). We now have our own search engine that will crawl your site and index all possible keywords we were able to find. This will give Advertisers the ability to search for any keyword on your site. As always, Partners will have the final decision if the keyword will be placed or not. We do not force the link and then make it your job to remove it after the fact, like some places. If your site has hundreds or thousands of pages, you would not want a competitor plugging in their links throughout your site before you can say no.
We’re still adding a few upgrades to version 2, but it should be in full working mode by the end of this month.
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Curious as to how this works. Am interested because I don’t want to be flagged as buying links, so in content is definitely beneficial…Also interested in pricing.
Hi Christine,
Basically, we index your site like any other search engine would. If you do a google search on your site for a particular keyword, they can tell you what page this keyword appears. This is the same thing. We have a search engine that runs and will cache your pages for keywords. Our advertisers can then perform a keyword search and find the sites that have this keyword.
Pricing, you set a blanket price as it stands now. So if you are up for selling a keyword for $25 per month, set that price and it’s what they’ll pay.
I went in and did the crawl thing on your site. I hope it worked. After the fiasco of losing an adverts offer, because I couldn’t get the code working, I’m having a few doubts with the way things work here.
Jules, i have been with LinkWorth since just about the beginning and I am a big fan. I am both a partner and advertiser. If you have any issues, just open a support ticket and i am sure your issues will be resolved.
MegaD
Hi Jules,
I’m sorry to hear things didn’t work out. Have you spoken with anyone in support to see if the advertisement could be reissued? Usually we can get it reinstated if there was a problem publishing.
We’re always here to help in anyway we can. Just shoot us a support ticket at support(((AT)))linkworth((DOT))com and we’ll be happy to do what we can.
Yes, guys, I did get help. Thanks very much. I just wanted to come back and let everyone know
I do like the idea in principle. The one thing that bothers me though is that surely if someone has a `selling` site then by allowing others to advertise with them even beyond the normal links method, this could be driving traffic away to others` sites? In other words sales of `text` could lose business in the longer term.
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