I need to know how to generate a link from my site to another,I have tried but with no success.Can anyone help
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If you're familiar with HTML, use **<a href=" http://www.website.com/ "> Insert Text Here </a>\n**Remove the spaces.\n\nOtherwise, use some program provided to generate your link(s).
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If you're serious about making a website try this product http://www.buildit.sitesell.com/Peter21.html\n\nThis program has all of the best tools to help your site succeed. Everything is included, from the domain name, to the space (which is unlimited) etc. The program also includes a tool which grades each page for you (so you can tell if it'll attract a lot of people) and submits them to search engines. I have no experience yet I've built a site that I'm actaully earning money from. You don't need t know any html. It's great!
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http://www.geocities.com\nThat's actually Yahoo Geocities now, but the link should automatically forward, and you can start your own page there.  Very easy with the SiteBuilder & other tools.  You can also use HTML if you choose  :-)
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Book:\nInteresting, the 2nd link is the Site Builder manual and doesn't say anything about it.  \n\nSwitch to Nvu--best free one I've tried.
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If you want to send a link to somebody in an email you're sending, go to the web site you want to link.  Click on File (upper left corner of your screen.)  On the menu that opens, put your cursor on Send, then click on Link by email...\n\nGive the computer about 15 seconds or so and an email page will open up.  Type your message, fill in the info who you're sending it to,  click on the link to activate it, send the message.  The recipient can just click on the link and go directly to the web site.
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John's information above is backwards. You can create a hyperlink to your e-mail address very easily. Using web forms for e-mail is not easy at all.\n\nIf you know HTML, then you know that, to create a hyperlink, you use the <A> (anchor) tag as follows:\n\n<A HREF="http://www.website.com/"> Click here! </A>\n(You don't need to use spaces between the anchor tags and the hyperlink text. Here, I do so that Yahoo! will render the text correctly.)\n\nObviously, the website.com address is replaced with the address of the site that you want to link to, and "Click me!" can be any text that you want your user to click on.\n\nLinking to your e-mail address is no different, except that the website address is your e-mail address, preceeded by the word "mailto" followed by a colon (:), as follows:\n\n<A HREF="mailto:email@net.com"> E-mail me! </A>\n\nAgain, email@net.com and "E-mail me!" are replaced with your e-mail address and hyperlink text, respectively.\n\nBe careful! E-mail links cannot work with web-based e-mail services, which many of your users will undoubetly be using. For this reason, it is best to both spell out your e-mail address AND provide a hyperlink. A good example is as follows:\n\nMy e-mail address is: <A HREF="mailto:email@net.com"> email@net.com </A>\n\nIn this example, users can click the hyperlink to e-mail you while web-based e-mail users will still be able to see your address.\n\nIf you DON'T know HTML and use a web page editing program instead, then use the word "mailto:" followed by your e-mail address (no spaces) when your program asks for a website address.\n\nIt is POSSIBLE use a form to have people e-mail you, certainly not simple. You can send form results to your e-mail without using a CGI (common gateway interface) script, but the e-mails are encoded and often difficult to read. You also won't be able to use the "reply to" button to send a response. A good CGI script that can send you properly formatted e-mails (i.e. properly formatting the "From", "Subject", and "Reply-to" fields) is likely going to cost you some money, and you probably won't be able to use it anyway, as many CGI scripts require special server settings, Even if it doesn't, most free website hosts won't allow you to upload or use CGI scripts anyway. So a hyperlink is both easier and better.
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To make a link all you have to do is type http://www.PUT SITE HERE.com
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The problem here is relevancy -- what's to guarantee that the sites you link to and who link back to you are relevant to your own?\n\nWithout relevancy you're just getting random traffic -- this isn't an optimization, it's just another way to lead customers on a walk around the web and annoy them when they can't find what they want.\n\nI'd post more but I didn't read too deeply into the website. It's more work than I prefer to do on this website, and anyway, you'd think that they'd explain the relevancy question in bold type on the front page instead of talking about how much traffic you can get.  That's very 1990's, banner-ad marketing-thought, not at all appropriate for the current age.
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Why not start by creating some content?  Review the companies you're linking too.\n\nFind a way to get incoming links to your reviews, via forums, groups, etc..\n\nMore categories in a link farm are useless.  If you want to make money, you need to offer the user something unique, interesting, and in smaller niche markets.
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I'm having the same problem right now, hold on, I'll be right back, I don't know if I deleted that link or not.\n\nhere's a link to copywright...I think I'll have to go to another account to find how to publish.\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AriYQbZxJSJqYKW9lUEl8hPsy6IX?qid=20060904102824AAYagji\n\n\nAnd I got a thumbs down...why?  Couldn't find it anyway.
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You need to look for sites that are of similar subject to your site, and link from them.\n\nA lot of search engines rate you by links coming in.  They will also rate you on the quality of those sites.
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This a assumes you are creating your pages by typing in the actual HTML code. If you are using an editor of any kind then it will be different but this still applies.\n\nFind a link. It will look something like this.\nhttp://www.driftcali.com\n\nNow, type this to create a link...\n\n<a href="YOUR_LINK_HERE">\nLINK_TEXT_HERE\n</a>\n\nThe link will say what you type in the LINK_TEXT_HERE but, when clicked, will go to whatever site you put in the YOUR_LINK_HERE part. The end result will look something like \n\n<a href="http://www.driftcali.com">\nDrift\n</a>\n\nYou can put the three parts on the same line. Yahoo won't let me put full HTML code in the answer.
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for a first time web devloper i would use something like geocitites that makes the site for you and even host it\n\n(geocitites.com)\n\nif your looking for something to make it on your hard drive you could make it on a program like dream weaver or frontpage but please keep in mind unlike geocities this is not free
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First off, when adding your link to search engines, don't stop at just the top ten or just five of them. I have a personal website and it is listed in over 1500 search engines. The question isn't why the answer to it though is simple enough. Each direct link that you have coming into your site gives you a better chance at having a higher page rank. You see your page rank at:\n\nhttp://www.checkpagerank.com/\n\nPage rank is calculated based on the importance of the website. Each link going into the website is a vote counted towards your page rank. It also helps to have higher page ranking websites link to your site as well.\n\nIn total the more links you have going to your site, the more importance your website has on the Internet as a whole.\n\nDon't stop. Keep submitting your links to every search engine that you can possibly find. If you need more help you can contact me if needed but I'm sure you can figure that out. Finding search engines to submit your site to is easy.\n\nFind people who are willing to exchange links. Or, otherwise known as reciprocal linking. It's best to find people willing to trade links with your site that are around the same area of expertise. Another words, you wouldn't want to trade links with someone that has a website based off of tractor supplies when your website is based solely upon homeade fudge. If you had a food website, you would want more food websites linking to it.\n\nTo arrange all of your reciprocal links on your site, it's best to make a page called 'Links' to put all the links on that page. Remember, it's not only search engines that get your website listed at the top. Reciprocal linking is another part of that.\n\nThere are a lot of other gimics you can use to get links to your site, but to give a suggestion on how to start..\n\nThink of it like this, people using the Internet are bugs or flies and your website is a spiderweb. You want to make the biggest spiderweb you could possibly make. There's two major ways in doing that. \n\nBy word. Tell people and have them tell other people and have those people pass the word.\nBy links. Links are everything. People spend an average of 2 minutes per website when surfing, give or take that is an average amount of time. The more links you have coming into your website, the more people will acknowledge your website as value of importance.\n\nTo read more on page ranking you can go here for a vast amount of information. I believe that this page should have the answers to many questions you might still have.\n\nhttp://www.iprcom.com/papers/pagerank/
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just look for html support, if there just use that. otherwise there is customizable add link feature in almost all blogs
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Where is your website and what is the file?\n\nUpdate:\nWhat you want to do is then right click on the link you made that went directly to it, and select "Save target as..." or "Save Link as..."\n\nHope that helps.
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not enough info to answer this question but generally, when you want to link the URL from a website to your text or whereever you want to... just select the URL from the address bar(internet browser) and right click------------- copy-----------  paste(the place you want to give the link). That's how you have to do\n\nis that what you wanted to know??