Non-Affiliate Links from Distributors
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Hi,
A client has hundreds of distributors around the world.
As part of our link building campaign, we want to send an email to them asking them to link back to the company with an SEO-friendly link.
However, we also have a distributors page with a link to each distributor.
Is it worth spending time on getting distributor links or will Google view these as reciprocal links and devalue them?
Thanks,
Josh
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I believe that these will be valuable links. I would go after them and that job would be priority on my list.
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