I've been looking all round the web for a good site/tool for exchanging links with my sites. The problem is that all tools (that I have found anyway) require you to check out the sites that you will be exchanging links with, to make sure that they have a pagerank that matches your site and that the page where they will place the link is allright.

After all disappointments investigating link exchange sites, I decided to create an own solution for managing my link exchanges. I thought about it for a while, and figured that it wouldn't take too much extra effort to make it so that anyone can access and use it.

It would be great to get some feedback on the site, www.instant-link-exchange.com! It can manage link pages (very simple php-programming required for your site) and remove links to pages that do not link back. You see the PR of all your pages that link to you and all page that you link to. If you don't want your page managed by the site, you can just exchange links with the sites listed (yes, you see PR of those pages too).

Please let me know what you think. It would be great to get some feedback of what could be improved at the site.

Thanks,
Viktor

If it is all like you describe, it could be a great service! I will test it for sure - don't like most of the solutions I have seen out there.

they have only feq links, don't think it'll be helpful...

I would think that link exchanges don't have much weight when it comes to link building. You should use a mix of techniques for link building. We use article promotions, forum posting, directory submission, and link exchange when promoting www.excellentguide.com.

Also look here for more www.excellentguide.com

You first say that you don't think link exchanges have alot of weight when it comes to link building, but then you recommend it again? Exchanging links (manually) with relevant sites is one of the best things you can do to improve a site's search engine ranking.

Not quite true. With Google, reciprocal links have been greatly devalued. While they are still better then nothing, you would be far better off with one way links from on-topic pages.

Hi,

You don't need this. Only organic and content based links help your web site to become more visible and popular!

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Yes, Google makes trouble for two way links I have to remove some of them from my website...
As to one way links - . From free report of one Web 2.0 marketer (as he calls himself) - Konstantin Artemev, I knew of new way of getting high quality links. Week ago I've signed for free report here www.mavericksocializer.com and received emails in which he explains general idea of this project: web 2.0 techniques. This project is hopeful.

colemanbusiness, you are talking right things - in web promotion only combination of different method will bring a good results in total.