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| THE WEB SITE TRAFFIC NETWORK |
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To utilize the Multilink Network service, you will need to complete the registration form to become a
Multilink Network member. As a member, you can select which web sites will utilize the Multilink Network
service by adding the required web site information in your account. Adding a web site consists of
specifying a web site category, which is essential in exposing the web site to a targeted audience.
To activate the Multilink Network service on a web site, each web site in your account will be provided
with placement code to insert into the html code of a web page, on your web site. The placement code will
generate a compact structure of links, when the web page is accessed by a visitor. To simplify the
remaining information, the compact structure of links generated by the placement code, will be referred to
as the "Links Structure".
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The "Links Structure" serves a fundamental purpose with the Multilink Network service, and is structured
with a combination of graphic and text links. To prevent visitors from leaving a web site through the
"Links Structure", each selected link will open a new browser. The "Links Structure" is constructed into
three key areas and can be referred to by using the illustration below. The purpose of each key area, will
be further clarified under the "Visitors Page" section.
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- Area 1 is a linked section that directs visitors to a web page, which is referred to
as the "Visitors Page".
- Area 2 is a linked section that directs webmasters to the Multilink Network service
literature on the Multilink Network web site.
- Area 3 is a section which provides direct links for the first 5 web sites that are
listed under the "Visitors Page".
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To view an example of the "Links Structure", please Click Here.
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The "Visitors Page" provides exposure for 15 web sites that utilize the Multilink Network service, and are
listed in a structure similar to a search engine's web site listing. Each web site provides visitors with
the web site title, description, and URL information that is directly linked to the web site listed.
The "Links Structure" provides a link specifically for webmasters, to access the Multilink Network
service literature and the opportunity to become a new Multilink Network member. Members established by
your web site will list your web site in the first position on the "Visitors Page", on all web sites the
member incorporates into the Multilink Network. Establishing members, also results in your web site to be
listed in position 2 to 14, on other web sites utilizing this service. The following illustration explains
on how your web site is listed in each position.
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Position 1
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Position 2
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Position 3
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The "Visitors Page" on
Position 1 Web Sites |
The "Visitors Page" on
Position 2 Web Sites |
The "Visitors Page" on
Position 3 Web Sites |
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Your web site establishes new Multilink Network members through the "Links Structure".
These members are referred to as your position 1 members.
Your position 1 members will incorporate the Multilink Network service on any amount of their
web sites. These web sites are referred to as your position 1 web sites. Each position 1 web site will
list your web site in position 1, on their "Visitors Page". These web sites will establish new Multilink
Network members, which will be referred to as your position 2 members.
Your position 2 members will incorporate web sites into the Multilink Network, and list your web
site in position 2 on their "Visitors Page". These web sites will also establish new members, which will
be referred to as your position 3 members.
Your position 3 to 14 members use the same pattern as explained above. Meaning, your web site will
also be listed in position 3 to 14 on the "Visitors Page" of other web sites, in relation to your web site.
Example:
your position 3 web sites will list your web site in position 3.
your position 4 web sites will list your web site in position 4.
and repeats to position 14.
Position 15:
This position is reserved for a feature known as "Shared Link", which is
shared among the position 1 web sites that a member's web site has obtained. The web site listed in
this position will change, each time the "Visitors Page" is accessed. Position 15 provides a web site
with immediate exposure, once the web site is utilizing the Multilink Network service.
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To view an example of the "Visitors Page", please Click Here.
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