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e and that website links back to your website. You normally write to their webmaster and request a link back. Preferably, put a link to their site first so that the other guy will sense your goodwill and out of courtesy, they might give you a link. Reciprocal links used to be popular but it seems that search engines are giving less relevance to them now. You also have to be careful as to who to link to as there is such a term as ‘bad company’ and ‘link farms’ that will adversely affect your ranking if your site is linked to them.Three-way linksAs reciprocal links are getting out of favor, someone invented the three way links. Here is how it works. Website A links to website B, website B links to website C, website C links back to website A. For all intents, there is only one way links, so the search engines might think that the links are natural and not cooked up. However, as search technologies are improving all the time, it is only a matter of time before this ruse is found out and the search engines relegate less relevance to such links.

ow To Remove ItIf you've decided that you definitely want to remove your blogger navbar, it's actually a very simple process that any non-technically-inclined person can accomplish with ease. Just follow these steps:1. Login to your blogger dashboard.2. Click "Layout"3. Click "Edit HTML"4. Find the BLUE code you see in the image to your right. The code will be quite near the top of your HTML section, you shouldn't have to scroll very far at all. The blue code should definitely be there, but the data box you see may not be, depending on where your template came from.5. ADD the code you see in red precisely where you it see it in the image to your right. If you want to copy and paste it, do so from the bold text you see below:#navbar-iframe {display: none !important;}Use your preview button before you click save! If you like what you see, go ahead and save.Now my Blogger look Professional layout :)

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