Need help for backlinking

Legendary_MaaN

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Hi, when getting backlinks from directory websites, most of them offer reciprocal links and ask to put code on our website in order to get our link reviewed fast.
is there a way to add their code on our site without showing on our front-end?
 
Dont give them link on your home page , footer or header in exchange of an inner page link. Thats a bad bad deal.
give 1 inner page link for 1 inner page link.
use css to hide it if you choose to do so. Wrap the a tag with div tag and target it with css to reduce its height to 0, or set z to a big number. put the css code in your theme -- customization tab or if you are using a page builder put the code on that page/blog post.
 
My suggestion on this would be, place the reciprocal link code in a <!--hidden--> HTML comment or using CSS display: none; to ensure it doesn't appear on your website's front-end but remains accessible for the review process.
 
Yes , you can do If your site is using a server-side scripting language like PHP, you can use server-side includes to add the code

to your pages without it being visible in the HTML source that users receive
 
Usually the task is the opposite in gray schemes, to hide the link from Google, and show it to people, but you need to do the opposite :)

If you shove their link to the bottom, your users will not react to it or even see it, and Google does not need to show this link. Just don't show this link to Google, but show it to everyone else, your site will not suffer in search because of this link.
 
You can place the link in the bottom of the sidebar or in the footer and cloack it so it doesn't show for google,
Remove the link(s) once the website is added to the directory website(s) and move to the next set of websites,
This can be easily done with some basic coded wordpress plugin
 
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