So many people trade hard links and have no idea what they're doing, I'm far from being SEO expert but this is VERY basic:
say you have an Asian blog myreallylameasianblog.com and you request a link, what many people do is they ask for a link to myreallylameasianblog.com with anchor text "my really lame asian blog"
Guess what - nobody searches for "my really lame asian blog" on Google, Yahoo etc, so you should rather target what people DO search for, in this case go to:
http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/su...ian&country=us
type "Asian" and depending on how strong you think you can take your blog/site choose a keyphrase from the top 1-20, and then when you request a link ask for a link to myreallylameasianblog.com with anchor text "Asian pussy" or something similar. Asking for "deep links" is not a bad idea either - ask for a link back to your posts with your post title as anchor text.
Hope that helps, and feel free to correct me if I'm wrong
say you have an Asian blog myreallylameasianblog.com and you request a link, what many people do is they ask for a link to myreallylameasianblog.com with anchor text "my really lame asian blog"
Guess what - nobody searches for "my really lame asian blog" on Google, Yahoo etc, so you should rather target what people DO search for, in this case go to:
http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/su...ian&country=us
type "Asian" and depending on how strong you think you can take your blog/site choose a keyphrase from the top 1-20, and then when you request a link ask for a link to myreallylameasianblog.com with anchor text "Asian pussy" or something similar. Asking for "deep links" is not a bad idea either - ask for a link back to your posts with your post title as anchor text.
Hope that helps, and feel free to correct me if I'm wrong
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