What do you do to increase number of back-links of your website? To support that process you can use link exchange network, like strong-links.com.

Network is designed for high quality websites with an unique content. It is a marketing tool that supports webmasters’ marketing activities through exchange of static text links. You can just test it.

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Short expert note tying the replies together: is describing a link-exchange approach, is right to put quality first, and ’s 5k–10k partner count question highlights a common misunderstanding — raw counts mean little without context.

Link exchanges can work only when links are editorially placed on relevant, well-maintained sites. Red flags are mass footer or sidebar links, thin or duplicate content, identical anchor-text patterns, and no way to remove links on request. Google treats excessive link exchanges as a link scheme and may apply manual action, so evaluate any network against those risks (). Useful signals: visible organic traffic, in-context placement, topical relevance, diverse IPs/hosts, and sane follow/nofollow ratios. Third-party metrics (DA/TF) are proxies — use them, but prioritize real referral traffic and content quality.

Safer, higher-return tactics: invest in linkable assets (data, tools, guides), targeted outreach, guest articles on niche sites, resource/broken-link outreach, and partnerships with real publishers. If testing a paid or free network, add links in small batches, monitor Search Console for messages/manual actions and check referral traffic and rankings over 6–12 weeks. For background reading on building durable links, see the practical primer at Moz Beginner's Guide to Link Building.

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I am not sure I understand your post... Are you asking for help or are you trying to promote your service?

But just to add my two cents, I think quality is far more important the quantity of links!!!

How many link partners are there in the exchange. It's good when there are at least 5000-10000 of them in the network.

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