LinksBulletin Surpasses 10,000 Members

November 01, 2006 (PRLEAP.COM) Technology News
LinksBulletin.com, one of the web's largest marketplaces for establshing relationships with other Internet marketers for building inbound link popularity and increasing website rankings, announces that it recently surpassed the ten thousand member mark in early October 2006.

"The growth of LinksBulletin is a testament to the validity of the site and its mission. Our goal the past eighteen months has been to provide website owners and Internet marketers with an opportunity to meet like-minded companies and individuals for greater Web success," said LinksBulletin Administrator Pete Prestipino. "We're pleased we've passed the ten thousand member mark but even more pleased that we'll be able to continue on the same path."

LinksBulletin is an online forum and bulletin board system where members meet to establish one way and reciprocal link arrangements to improve Internet visibility. The LinksBulletin forum is unique in that there is nothing to buy and nothing to download. Members make a post in their specific industry category (shopping, environment, health, money, etc.) for other members to see. This descriptive post give the other members notice about the quality of your site. If those members like what they see, they will reply either via another forum post or through LinksBulletin's messaging system. Members are not obligated to link (e.g. reciprocal swaps, three-ways) to each other unless both parties think trading those links will be beneficial. In essence, LinksBulletin is a place to meet other site owners looking to increase inbound links to their sites and manage their online relationships.

Since 1996, LinksBulletin (formerly Links To You) has been helping webmasters increase their link popularity. In that time, LinksBulletin has developed tools helpful for webmasters increase their opportunity for success - from Link Counters to Search Engine Ranking Reports and most recently the availability of RSS feeds for recent link request postings from individual categories.