Link Exchange Links

These are all the webpages to which you can link or from which we can link to you. For effective SEO, it is better if our mutual links were not to the same exact pages. It may even better if our links were triangular and not to each others' domains, which is why our directory is on a separate domain.
When linking to one another, it is best if the webpage linked to has the same theme/subject/topic as the page linked from. You can link to our page either from a separate text link somewhere on your page, or from text located within a paragraph. The "Preferred keywords" column below shows what text we would like you to link out from within your page. But it is also good if this is not always consistent (the search engines consider it spam); therefore, feel free to add a word or two. For example, if you had a webpage on rabbits and wanted to link out to our main translation service page, you could link out from the text "translation service about rabbits", for example. This would add the important keyword "rabbit" to your rabbit page and help both of us. Here is a free online keyword analysis tool which you can use to find out the most common keywords on our respective pages (so that we are both on similar subjects/topics). We would prefer you linked to one of our main pages, but linking to any of the other pages below, if the topics match, is certainly not a problem.

Here is some text drawn from one SEO site which sheds further light on good link exchange practice:

The reason many reciprocal links lost value is because they were mostly placed in what were called "link pages", these pages contained huge numbers of links and many times they pointed to websites which were completely outside of the linking site's niche; in other words pharmacy websites were linking to real estate sites, sports sites were linking to technology sites and so on. As you can see, this linking structure offered no benefit for the visitor and was specifically designed to manipulate the search engines.
Google quickly adapted to these changes and reciprocals were downgraded, this gave one-way links more value as far as SEO. These type of links are hard to get since webmasters need to write about a specific source and quote it on their sites by providing a link to it, this represented a serious problem to webmasters who heavily relied on automated reciprocal link acquisition.
Link exchange networks which operate even at this point in time, made things easier for the search engines to detect the linking patterns and anchor text utilization, this last factor helped determine if the reciprocals were in fact spam or if they were good links.

Looking forward to exchanging with you!