Link Exchange

Welcome to the EssayEdge Link Exchange Page

In an effort to provide our browsers with the most valuable resources, we are continually seeking new link exchange partners. If you would like to exchange links with EssayEdge, please be sure to meet the following requirements:

  1. EssayEdge will only accept links from websites that have a Google Page Rank of at least 3. Sites with a PR0, PR1, or PR2 will not be accepted.
  2. All links are subject to the approval of EssayEdge. No adult, pharmacy, alcohol, tobacco, gambling, or other controversial sites will be accepted.
  3. Before submitting your link below, you must add the EssayEdge.com reciprocal link to your website. Submissions without a reciprocal link will not be accepted.

Please Note: EssayEdge runs an automated script on a weekly basis to ensure that a reciprocal link is placed and active on our partner websites. If a reciprocal link does not exist, your website link will be removed from our online directory once verified and without notice.

Here is the EssayEdge.com information to be included on your website:

Title: College Application Essay

URL: http://www.essayedge.com

Description: EssayEdge has helped more applicants write successful college applications and personal statements than any other company in the world.

Here is the HTML code:
<a href="http://www.essayedge.com" title="College Application Essay ">College Application Essay</a>

Add Your Link Here:

Instructions

  • Submit a unique link only once
  • All links are posted pending verification of reciprocal link, and are subject to approval by EssayEdge
  • Username and IP are recorded, so please do not submit your link more than once

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