Link development can be an absolute nightmare. It takes up most of a marketer's time and the yield isn't always what we originally hoped.
http://www.realestatelicense.com to baking will bring down that site's keyword density.
Keep an eye on your link to text ratio. Write paragraphs for each link page explaining what types of sites visitors will find on this page, how you hope this will help your visitors and that they can suggest additions if they know of any. You can also add comments to each link you have on the site. Too many links and not enough text will tell search engines that this page is a link page and is only there for search engine optimization purposes. Search engines like real resource pages, that are there for the use of your site's visitors.
Don't worry too much about PR - search trends are beginning to show that PR is less and less important. As I've said in previous articles, just like the saying "no publicity is bad publicity", no inbound link is a bad one, the more links you have, the more your site will be seen, plain and simple. Relevancy is the new PR. Keep your outbounds relevant and useful, regardless of PR, and you'll do fine.
Submit your site to directories, including industry and geographically specific. This is a universally known tactic, but most people just do it once. You've got to search every once in a while to find new directories, search engines and other people's resource pages. They pop up daily, keeping on top of it will be the most beneficial thing you can do for your site.
Join link exchange networks. There are a few out there that are quite valuable and well done, like http://www.realestatelicense.com can exchange with sites related to the keywords I listed in step 1 as well as sites in and around their area of California.
Ask any clients with businesses to link to your site. Offer them a discount on further purchases for the duration of time they keep your link up. Not only does this produce a one-way incoming link to your site, but it also promotes repeat business.
Ask every site you come across that you like or find useful for a link exchange.
Participate in forums, such as
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