If you want them to link to your Web site, you have to be personal and politely. Emails like the following usually do NOT work:
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Many webmasters consider sending such messages as spamming. It's much more effective to use personalized email messages. They'll improve the chances of your link request message being read and acted upon favorably.
If you want positive feedback, you must convince the webmaster that you've really visited the Web site and that you know what the site is about.
Try to convince them that your Web site is related to their site and make it easy for potential link partners to link back to your site.
Here's an example:
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As you can see, we've already linked to the other site before asking them for a reciprocal link. If you've already linked to a site, the webmaster is much more likely to answer your request.
This sounds like a very time consuming task. Fortunately, there are tools that help you with that. If you use ARELIS, a software program to manage reciprocal links, you can quickly visit and contact potential link partners.
ARELIS lets you preview a Web site and offers a built-in email client that helps you to contact potential link partners quickly and easily. You can use email templates that use variables so that you can create email messages very quickly. For example, ARELIS can automatically insert the name and the URL of potential link partners as well as many other variables.
However, ARELIS is not a spamming tool because it only lists relevant Web sites and you must visit every Web site before contacting it. Just how a serious webmaster would do it and what brings the best results.
In addition, ARELIS automatically creates and manages your link pages for you so that you can quickly add, edit and remove link partners from your Web pages.
You can download a free demo version here: http://www.axandra-link-popularity-tool.com/download.htm










