Contextual Links Feature

Contextual links are links within content on a page, leading to a specific website or page.

The content can be any blog post or static text on any website.

To search and request these in-content links from other pages, every user is requested to add a small piece of php code to each page of their website (alternatively a plugin for Wordpress blogs is available).

Our system indexes the content of every page where the code is successfully installed.

All users can search for and request contextual links. Once a relevant page has been found, they can request the contextual link from the other site owner.

The other site owner is notified and able to review and approve or decline this request.

Once the request is approved, our system will automatically replace the text on the content page with the link as requested by the user, effectively making it a one way contextual link to the desired user's page.

The other user who publishes the link on his page, gets an outbound link credit and can himself request inbound contextual links from other pages.

Free sites have to publish 2 outbound contextual links on their pages before they can request an inbound contextual link.
Advanced sites have to publish 1 outbound contextual link on their pages before they can request an inbound contextual link.
Pro sites can request 2 inbound contextual link for each outbound contextual link they publish.
Premium users do not have any request ratio, they can always request inbound links regardless of their outbound publishing.

Each site can RECEIVE an unlimited number of inbound requests (passive requests) from other sites, which means that you can virtually get unlimited inbound links over time without requesting any inbound links.

Also each site can actively request outbound links at any time. This way you can earn request credits, which can be used for inbound link requests.