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ChiroWeb Makes Linking Quick and Easy

Dynamic Chiropractic Staff

One way websites can increase their popularity is by offering links to other sites. Creating links promotes cross-traffic between sites and gives users a larger information base from which they can learn more about chiropractic.

To make linking to ChiroWeb easier, Dynamic Chiropractic has created a page (www.chiroweb.com/linktous.html ) which gives instructions on how to create a link. Readers will find sample buttons and HTML code which can they cut and paste into their own web pages to link back to different sections of ChiroWeb.

Webmasters of individual chiropractic sites and offices are encouraged to use the "Welcome to ChiroWeb" link, which provides important information about chiropractic for patients and consumers.

Chiropractic organizations, meanwhile, should use the "Dynamic Chiropractic Online" link to ChiroWeb, which gives users the latest news and articles about the chiropractic profession.
If you have any questions about how to set up your link to ChiroWeb, please contact the webmaster at webmaster@chiroweb.com .

Total Chiroweb Hits for August: 1,489,652.

September 1999
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