Sometimes it seems like all of life has the same themes as high school: what's important is being popular. A significant measure of popularity on the Web is how many inbound links links from other sites to your site you have.
"Inbound links are an important component of Google's PageRank system, which is a way to order the sites returned from a search."Obtaining inbound links is not rocket science, but it is labor-intensive and does require some thought. The best way to get another site to link to your site is to ask for it, as obvious as that may seem.
"Link farms sites that exist for the sole purpose of providing inbound links to better a page's search ranking will not help your site become more popular and may in fact damage your standing with Google and other search engines."
It makes sense for sites to link to your site when they have similar or related content always assuming the webmaster in charge of the site linking to you likes your content. This is a reasonable thing for the webmaster in charge of the other site to do because it adds value for the other site's visitors. (If your site is not adding value, you might want to rethink its premise.)
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