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What do you need to participate?
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To participate in Managed Links you need either PHP or ASP pages (90% of websites)
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You will also need to be able to add some special code to your page(s)
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We can assist in every way possible if you are unsure of what to do
Important If you are unsure we can remotely test your site to determine what functionality it has.
Who can participate?
Almost any site can participate, we only ask that you stick to some simple rules for the benefit of all.- The site is to have useful content.
- Affiliate sites or directories please click the affiliate check box.
- Adult sites can only link to other adult sites. We have a special category for you.
Sites that are specifically banned
- No link farms, banner farms will be accepted.
- No illegal or unethical content.
- No Pharmacy style sites
- No racism,hatred, religious or political propaganda sites.
Actions that will get you banned
- No attempt is to be made to hide the links on the page. The links can be at the bottom of the page as long as the page does not contain elements designed to force the user to scroll down excessively.
- No attempts are to be made to prevent search engines from spidering the page, this includes but is not limited to a robots.txt file
- No Popups/Popunders* or mousetraps*. Cloaking*, Redirection's* or blind links*.
To ensure conformance we will spider
the sites on a regular basis. We will also personally visit the web site.
Any site not complying will be removed and permanently barred.
New user registration
Cloaking : scripted or server based technology that allows different pages to be served depending on the visitor, often used to trick search engines
Mousetrap: an attempt to prevent the user from either closing the page or spawning multiple popups on exit, forcing the user to constantly close new opening pages
Popup/popunder : opening a new window when the user enters or exits a page
Redirection's : causing the user to be involuntarily taken to a different page. Either immediately or delayed.
Blind Links : links that are deliberately misleading, leading the user somewhere they didnt expect.