Link exchange, but search engines see it as a one way link?

Is there anyway to do a link exchange with a site where your site will get the link juice, but Google won't see it as a link exchange but a one way link?
Like what about some type of redirection?
I was thinking about creating a links page, then just deleting it in a couple months, but I don't want to have any traces of an exchange, just pure one way link.

Use a sub-domain to host the link page and provide a good backlink from the main domain's home page to the subdomain. You'll have to wait for a PR update to see the PR on that sub though.

Only other way to do it is with a good cloaker to cloak your site's link page content from Google.

BlackHatSoda said:

Use a sub-domain to host the link page and provide a good backlink from the main domain's home page to the subdomain. You'll have to wait for a PR update to see the PR on that sub though.

Only other way to do it is with a good cloaker to cloak your site's link page content from Google.

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I thought G saw subs as the same domain now? Much like a sub directory?

Only other way I can think of is cloaking via PHP. Redirect the big G to one page but users to another.

What if I block link page from search engines, could that work?

Make it a 3 way. Offer them a link on site "a" and then have them link to site "b". This way both of you get the link juice.

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yeah, you can add the links page to your robots.txt file as a "disallow." Also add the meta robots to index and nofollow the page. The website you're trading links with will see the links when they manually check, but a robot won't see them. At least very easily anyway. Robots.txt file is just a "suggestion" to Googlebot. But it will obey the index nofollow directive. I haven't tried this but it seems like it should accomplish what you're trying.

drywallrob said:

Make it a 3 way. Offer them a link on site "a" and then have them link to site "b". This way both of you get the link juice.

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Yeah I was thinking that, but most of them are stupid, and probably wouldn't understand.

ntnsllc said:

yeah, you can add the links page to your robots.txt file as a "disallow." Also add the meta robots to index and nofollow the page. The website you're trading links with will see the links when they manually check, but a robot won't see them. At least very easily anyway. Robots.txt file is just a "suggestion" to Googlebot. But it will obey the index nofollow directive. I haven't tried this but it seems like it should accomplish what you're trying.

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Yeah that's what I'm thinking but the 'suggestion' part bothers me.

The robots.txt probably won't work. Google will still see the two way link.

Yeah, I think so too.
I'm debating between creating a new site, like xxxxx directory. And I'll list their link nice and fancy, give them a few sentences, make it look really good and valuable. Which I'll link from my main site. Like xxxx directory, and prominently link it so it looks like it's getting a lot of exposure.
Or what if I did that, and listed it in an iframe on my site, would that work? Do iframes still work? I could create a new domain, create a directory with basic code, matching my main site's theme, then when I add it via iframe, it would look flawless. Could that work?

Or second thought is to just create them a great looking profile on my main site, and make it an image, maybe even give them their own seperate page, so it looks really valuable.