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It's a bit clunky with Linkspun as you have to put the URL in for the specific post page. So whether you add a contextual link to a post that's already there or create a new one, things should be negotiated first and then the trade can be documented and tracked via Linkspun.

What I mainly do is create a post for the partner to post; they give me one. Then we each post, and, if we want to track, we add the pages and arrange a trade after it's done. This also provides fresh content at blogs, which is nice. Or, in a few cases, the partner searches a site, selects a post an...

I had reported him (and blocked him) -- very disappointed to see he is still a member here.

Check out this thread: http://www.linkspun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=544

I just wanted to say thanks to those who have done contextual link trades with me -- and that I welcome more

Our own sites are blocked from ourselves so that we can't make the mistake of starting trades with ourselves

Oh, and I should also add that there is some evidence/discussion that a high number (or exclusive use) of affiliate links in posts/pages hurts in terms of PR and SEO. So trading links in posts now and then may help you not only with a reason to make content that's not affiliate based, but make Googl...

Links within content are often considered more valuable, including in PR, than those in directories or links pages and even sitewide or sidebar links. It's one reason why we sell links in individual blog posts in my network. (Everything we do is done by hand, by real people who are native English sp...