Miss Serena

Linking your used panties website to another panty website is a helpful thing to do, it generates traffic and it helps the community to stay connected.
You don’t need fancy banners or elaborated pages, all you need is a basic URL which will direct your visitors to the site you are linking to, and viceversa. 

However, you need to bare in mind that there are a few downsides to linking if done irresponsibly:
Your main concern should be to REALLY know who you are exchanging links with. Don’t link for good measures only, you may end up receiving unwanted attention, sending traffic to untrustworthy panty places, or even get your ranking penalised by search engines for having the ‘wrong’ links.

Make sure your links are relevant to your own panty site, if you have a used panties website and links to a palm tree suppliers, most search engines will consider your content and links irrelevant and will refrain from bringing you traffic.  Always be considerate when building a linkback page, its about the quality and not the quantity, its about how relevant the 2 sites’ content is to one another.
Same importance applies to dead links, make sure you check your links regularly and delete any dead links, search engine do not like sending traffic to sites with dead ends.

Get to know who you are linking to and from.
This is very important because the last thing you want is sending your fellow panty sellers or regular panty buyers to a bad panty site.  My advice is to spend time researching who’s behind that website, who sells and buys on such site, and where all of those teenagers photos come from.
Because other sellers link to Global Pussies Used Panties, it does not mean you should. Some sellers spend zero seconds researching, which makes them nothing but lazy and irresponsible. Especially when it turns out that Global Pussies Used Panties have been stealing members identities to commit fraud. Am I exaggerating? Am I?

You are partially responsible for where you send your visitors, make sure you send them to a safe panty website.

 

General linking etiquette:
If you are adding your *commercial URL to a free directory, free website, free forum, free portals ect, it is normally required that you link back. Some site have a specific reciprocate link policy, some don’t, some may have one but don’t have time to enforce it. Whichever the case is, the correct thing to do is to link back. If you don’t, it just shows that you don’t understand the web etiquette, or you don’t care. Either way, you’ll end up looking clueless, arrogant, and getting your URL deleted. 

If you are adding your commercial URL to a paid directory, paying members-only panty site, subscription portal ect, you are essentially advertising your business via someone else’s business, therefor you can expected to be invoiced  or banned for breaching the site T&C, depending on the site advertising policies.
Always check the website linking policies before adding your URL, as you will find that most commercial websites forbid any kind of advertising via links.

Don’t be clever
If you think that watermarking your photos with your URL does not count as advertising, think again. When a commercial sites say NO ADS, it really means NO ADS in any form or shape. Even if you can’t click on it!

Permission to link
You don’t need permission to add someone else’s link to your own website, however, it is polite to ask first, and it is OK to ask someone to remove it, especially when the link is merely (ab)used for SEO purposes.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me!

*A commercial website is a website where a individual or a company sells a product in exchange for money, if you sell used panties on your website, your website is a commercial one.