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ABC link exchange community?

Hey,

A founder and a seasoned SEO hustler here. We never really did link building for our websites, and I want to try it out.

From what I see, the way it currently works is that everybody is simply doing mass outreach, asking other websites for link insertions. Actually, we receive tons of emails like that ourselves. But we usually ignore these emails, and I feel like most websites behave the same way.

If I understand correctly, the ABC approach (or maybe even a randomized one) is the way to go, because a simple link exchange between two websites does not offer many benefits. And you also want to get links from websites with similar quality and DR that target the same region as yours.

What surprises me is that there's no good community, or at least I haven't been able to find one, where you can exchange such links on a fair basis. Like, you get as much as you give to this community, and everyone helps each other grow.

Is there any particular reason why such a community doesn't exist, or does it exist and I simply haven't found it?

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