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For webmasters |
- Why should I join a webring?
- How do I join a webring?
- How do I find a suitable webring?
- Can I join more than one ring?
- How do I set up and maintain my membership?
Why should I join a webring?
Because:- It's free
- It's easy to set up
- It requires no manteneance
- It brings you more visitors
- It adds useful content to your site
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How do I join a webring?
Simple: go to the "hub" page of the ring you want to join or to any site that already is a member, click on the "join" link and follow the instructions from there.WebRing requires you to register as a member there, but that's no problem. They don't charge you for it, they never send you any spam and they protect their information about members very well.
Some shameless selfpromotion here...
nbsp;Here arethe three rings I am the ringmaster for:
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How do I find a suitable webring?
There are two ways: If you know a site that is already a member of the ring you want to join, you can go there, and click on "Join now".If not, you can go to WebRing and either search or browse their directory for a suitable ring.
But what if there are no suitable webrings?
Why not make one yourself? It's not that much work if you set ot up properly.Back to top
Can I join more than one ring?
Usually yes, but don't overdo it. More than two or three webring banners on the same page is usually not a good idea.Back to top
How do I set up and maintain my membership?
When joinging a webring, you get a "SSNB" code - a snippet of JavaScript code. Copy and paste that code onto the page you registered when you joined.WebRing as set up an example ring with different ways to place the banner code.
Next? Wait for the ringmaster to review and accept/reject your site. It shouldn't take more than a day or two.
And then? A webring membership doesn't require any mainenteance. Just remember not to tamper with the webring code if/when you update the page.
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