Link Library

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Add Your Links
Manage Your Link Library

Links allow people to move from page to page or site to site on the Web. You can create links to pages elsewhere in your site (i.e., internal links) or to outside sites (i.e., external links).

Links have two objectives...

1) Provide additional related information to enhance your visitor's search experience. By sprinkling this type of link throughout your site (to internal and external destinations), you are showing visitors that you also have their best interests at heart.

2) Monetize your traffic (i.e., send your visitors to your merchant-partner sites, or your online store, etc.).

Balance your links between your visitors' needs and your own. Do this and everyone wins!


Add Your Links 

The Link Library requires your destination URL in a specific format. If you're sending your visitor to a site, enter http://www.name-of-domain.com (ex., http://www.anguilla-beaches.com).

If the destination is a page, then the format is http://www.name-of-domain.com/filename.html (or .htm, .php, .asp, etc.).

For example, this page "Favorite Anguilla Beaches" internally links to a related page, "Famous Spots and Our Little Secrets." The destination URL is "http://anguilla-beaches.com/snorkeling.html" (without the quotes).

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Manage Your Link Library 

The link management system lets you view the Link Name you gave each link, the link's URL and the Date Created. It also lets you Modify the link (ex., fix a typo or change the URL) or Delete it. (See the screenshot below for more details.)

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