A lot of SEO specialists and webmasters frequently check their link partners for those elusive missing links. We call them “SEOthropologists”.
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LOL! I didn't know there's a term for that. I guess I'm one of them then.
HAHAAH, really interesting theory… i will bookmark it!
Nice one! I know a lot of people who are guilty of this! Lol
SEOthropologists aka person who likes to know what’s going on.
Too many times someone will exchange links with you and add nofollow few days later… :/
Thank goodness reciprocal linking is used very little these days. I remember the days of being a “SEOthropologist” myself 🙂