Reciprocal
Links

When we work together, great things happen Thank you for your interest in linking to or exchanging links with the HotelGuide Network, a leading publisher of travel information sites on the web.

Do you publish an area tourist information site or destination guide? If so, we'd like to talk with you. HotelGuide is interested in expanding the ability of web surfers to find quality area information sites, including our own. Accordingly, we have created a reciprocal link program to encourage the exchange of links between publishers of travel information on the web. We believe wholeheartedly that the web will be a better place for it, and we hope you'll join us in our pursuit.

The HotelGuide Team

About the Program

The HotelGuide Network's reciprocal links program is targeted specifically towards travel and destination information sites that are desirous of increasing traffic to themselves and to other quality travel sites. With the collapse of the advertising market, the corruption of the search engines and the proliferation of literally thousands of junk sites hawking hotel affiliate programs, publishers have an increasingly difficult time making the web work for them. By exchanging reciprocal links, we can help each other obtain increased numbers of interested readers.

HotelGuide is a publication of MetroGuide.com, Inc., and we follow the MetroGuide Policy for link exchanges. As a hotel directory, we are not just another search engine, and our editors carefully review both the hotel information that appears in our guide, and the links that we exchange with other publishers. Please review our link exchange policy carefully; to maintain the quality and integrity of the program we have certain terms and conditions that are strict, but necessary.

Each one of our metropolitan hotel directories has an "Area Information" page, which includes both area information and the links we are providing to other travel sites. You can see a sample of one of our link exchange pages as part of HotelGuide San Francisco.

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Frequently Asked Questions

I have a hotel and would like a link.
The purpose of our reciprocal link program is to exchange links with area travel information providers. As a hotel directory publisher, our method of dealing with hotel information is different then how we deal with general travel information. Consequently, to maintain the consistency of our database, page layout and commerce opportunities, HotelGuide does not link directly to hotels. We do, however, list extensive hotel and accommodations information on our site. To submit a hotel listing, click here.

How can I link to you?
With some exceptions, we gladly accept links from travel related sites, whether or not you have signed on with our formal program. If you would like to link to us, the link should either be to the "HotelGuide Network", located at http://www.HotelGuide.net, or to a specific metropolitan page (for example: http://miami.hotelguide.net). Please use the code below as an example:

<a href="http://miami.hotelguide.net">HotelGuide Miami</a>

How long does it take to get a link?
We propose a rapid turnaround time of just a few days. Please review the MetroGuide Link Exchange Policy for more details.

Is there any cost for a link?
As a link exchange, there is no monetary cost for this program. The main point is that HotelGuide and your information site(s) reciprocate with quality links.

Why? What are the benefits of linking?
Quality information providers on the web are getting harder and harder to find. The big networks don't want end-users to leave their services, and the search engines have become so polluted with spam that it is impossible to find good, independent travel information sites. The HotelGuide family of sites receives millions of unique visitors every month and we can help share that visibility with you. Together, we can increase the visibility of quality sites to the public.

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